Walt Renshaw has spent most of his life alone on his little ranch, and at sixty-three he has nearly convinced himself that companionship is something meant for younger men.

Then a letter arrives from Clara Wren.

She is fifty-four, widowed, practical, and looking for the same thing Walt secretly wants—someone kind to share the years ahead. When Clara agrees to travel west to meet him, Walt must face a truth more frightening than any hard winter or wild horse: he may finally have something worth losing.

As two lonely people learn each other's habits, hopes, and hurts, friendship slowly becomes something deeper.

A BRIDE FOR AN OLD COWBOY is a warm Western romance about second chances, quiet courage, and discovering that love can arrive at any age—even folded inside an envelope.