Shaylin Gandhi

The Wildflowers at the Edge of the World Shaylin Gandhi

Yukon Territories, 1898. When hardened sharpshooter Sophia Bellerose flees the circus in search of a new life, she doesn't intend to join a brothel. But she's not the sort of woman to refuse that kind of cash, or the freedom that comes with it. For Sophia, the remote wilds of Canada's Far North provide the perfect setting to bury old heartbreaks: up there, memories are short, days are long, and gold dust flows freely for women bold enough to make the trip. Even better? She gets to keep her guns. Yet when the warmth of a newfound sisterhood begins to thaw her icy heart, she wonders if she's stumbled into the perfect life, until she clashes with the local Reverend, whose angel face hides a dangerously devious mind. Not only is he conning the whole town, he's after both the brothel and her, though Sophia can't tell whether his interest is genuine or just another clever ploy to gain control of her earnings. Determined to preserve her newfound freedom, and ignore the Reverend's devastating kissing in the process, Sophia unholsters her revolvers and takes aim, ready to do whatever it takes to keep her new life in one piece.
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