SHE MAY WIN THE RIGHT TO VOTE, BUT SHE COULD LOSE HER HEART IN THE PROCESS!
Katherine “Katie” Jones has never been content to sit quietly on the sidelines. Fresh from her work with the National American Woman Suffrage Association, she returns to Homestead, Idaho determined to rouse the women of Long Bow Valley to embrace the power already in their hands—the vote. With her Vassar education, her bold spirit, and a stubborn Model T she calls the Susan B, Katie is ready to ignite change.
But Homestead isn’t Washington, D.C. Neighbors whisper about her unconventional ways. Ministers frown. Her father longs to protect her from criticism and conflict. Only Ben Rafferty—the childhood friend who now runs the Homestead Herald—seems to understand her fire. Yet even Ben finds himself torn between admiration for Katie’s passion and his own desire for a quiet, ordinary life.
As Katie’s new women’s column stirs both hope and controversy, she finds herself wrestling with the cost of conviction, the confusion of old friendships becoming something new, and the surprising discovery that standing for what she believes in may require far more than bold words and a brave vote.
