Once a privileged son of the South,Hunter Calhoun is now a widower shadowed by the scandal of his wif's death. He been more successful at breeding Thoroughbred racehorses than in managing his crumbling Virginia estate and in caring for his grieving children. When his prized stallion arrives from Ireland crazed and unridable,Hunter is forced to seek out the horsemaster's daughter.
His only hope is the barefooded girl, who's been bought up far removed from the social world of wealth and privilege.Eliza Flyte has in herited her father's gift for gentling horses,and she agrees to tame Hunter's Irish Thoroughbred.But her healing spirit reaches further,drawing her to his shattered family and to the intense,bitter man who needs her-as much as she needs him.
Because Eliza understands what Hunter refuses to see.That love is the greatest healer of all.But can someone from her world teach someone from his what truly matters in life?
His only hope is the barefooded girl, who's been bought up far removed from the social world of wealth and privilege.Eliza Flyte has in herited her father's gift for gentling horses,and she agrees to tame Hunter's Irish Thoroughbred.But her healing spirit reaches further,drawing her to his shattered family and to the intense,bitter man who needs her-as much as she needs him.
Because Eliza understands what Hunter refuses to see.That love is the greatest healer of all.But can someone from her world teach someone from his what truly matters in life?
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