What to do about a thorny relationship issue? Write a letter to "The Lovelorn" for advice: It's 1880. Working in a man's world as a builder, Charlie Sue eschews gowns for men's trousers and work shirts. While the town understands she's helping her father, no one has come a-courtin' and she's firmly on the shelf as a spinster. All Clint Evans can see is a beautiful woman. How can he convince her he wants to be more than just friends?