1zeebeabear
Hello,
I read a book about 10 years ago about a woman who travels back into time in the Old West. The man who essentially owns the town, prevents her from getting a job, and she ends up being the lady of his house, and hiring people for $10 an hour (the book was also written in the 80s/90s so this would have been an excellent wage even then). She eventually falls in love with the man who owns the town. I cannot remember if they married or not, but I believe so. Some how, she travels back to the present, and she has to go to this giant corporation to claim an inheritance with the man's descendent, and the descendent wants to know how she became the named heir and just made it under the dead line to claim the inheritance. He thinks that she (and this is heavily implied) a loose woman, and he treats her like crap initially, but I believe they fall in love too.
I don't remember character names or the town name or any description of the characters, just the above vague description. Does anyone know what this is?
I read a book about 10 years ago about a woman who travels back into time in the Old West. The man who essentially owns the town, prevents her from getting a job, and she ends up being the lady of his house, and hiring people for $10 an hour (the book was also written in the 80s/90s so this would have been an excellent wage even then). She eventually falls in love with the man who owns the town. I cannot remember if they married or not, but I believe so. Some how, she travels back to the present, and she has to go to this giant corporation to claim an inheritance with the man's descendent, and the descendent wants to know how she became the named heir and just made it under the dead line to claim the inheritance. He thinks that she (and this is heavily implied) a loose woman, and he treats her like crap initially, but I believe they fall in love too.
I don't remember character names or the town name or any description of the characters, just the above vague description. Does anyone know what this is?
3zeebeabear
I will look and see! Thanks
4zeebeabear
It seemed that while I vaguely remembered the book, in the reread it was like reading it for the first time. Thank you.
