The McLain brothers are fed up. They're tired of the hunger in their cowboy-sized stomachs, the dingy curtains and dirty dishes, and most of all, the worry of whom to leave the ranch to when they die. Luke imagines the perfect wife as biddable, tidy, and willing. When he sees Eleanor Williams in church one Sunday, he thinks she'll do just fine. But little does he know that the practical Eleanor has a mind of her own--and other ideas about marriage!
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