“What am I put on this earth for if not to make your wishes come true?” When Lincoln Hall learns his father’s last will and testament stipulates that he be married by the age of 40 in order to inherit the family’s Montana ranch or lose everything, he needs to act fast to find a bride. This lonely cowboy has spent a decade paying the price for the shame he brought upon his family in his younger days. No one in Darling Creek wants anything to do with him, he’s sure of that. A mail-order bride is the easiest solution. But when his bride shows up with plans for a big, lavish ceremony, Lincoln knows that there’s nothing “easy” about this situation. And the clock is ticking. Maisy Milliken is a bride with a plan. A big one. When she leaves behind a life in which everything has been decided for her, she’s suddenly free to have the wedding—and the marriage—that she’s always dreamed of. She’s never going back to her old life in Dallas but she’s sure going to celebrate the new one. But when her grouchy, impatient groom tells her she only has a week to plan it, she’s not sure how to pull that off. She’s new in town, and resources are limited in this remote ranching community. With her newfound determination and grit, however, nothing is going to stand in the way. Not even a ticking clock.