Whoever shuts the last cattle gate gets a plate at Sunday supper. Two people have spent thirty years timing their rides to avoid the same table.
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Luz trained Pepper on a promise that she’d get first chance to buy the mare. Clay inherited the horse, the promise and a father he still misses. A month in neighbouring saddles might settle who takes Pepper home. It does rather less to settle where Luz would like to wake up.
Five Wyoming outfits share a cattle trail through four romances, from two men who have spent eleven summers calling themselves friends to old flames who finally have to pass each other the gravy. The free lead magnet follows the farrier who keeps leaving things in Wes’s kitchen and the hopeful cook who keeps them for her.
A neglected glove restores the tradition of feeding the last rider. A disputed horse brings two outfits into partnership. A woman claims her own place along the trail. Two men turn the summer ride into a year-round home, and the valley’s oldest feud ends over a Sunday roast.
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Coralee has one glove and five gates left to ride. The other glove is drying beside Wes’s stove, where she left it after an almost-kiss. Wes has been feeding her for eight summers. Coralee has been finding increasingly ridiculous things to leave behind in his kitchen. This Sunday she’s on the last gate, and she’d like to know if he ever waits up for anybody else.
Luz broke Pepper to saddle on the understanding that she’d get first chance to buy her. Clay’s father died before anyone wrote it down. Now Clay has a sale catalogue, a feed bill and a mare he can’t bear to part with either. Luz bets she can show him what Pepper’s worth in a month of cattle work. She hasn’t budgeted for a month of Clay watching her from the next saddle.
Marnie paints her name on the second gate. Beck takes the sign down. It’s a spectacularly poor beginning for two neighbours who have to move two hundred cows through it before dark. Marnie knows how to deal with an arrogant man. What throws her is finding him at the gate next morning with the sign, a pot of coffee and a question he should have asked yesterday.
For eleven summers Ellis has slept on Drew’s spare cot, eaten his dreadful biscuits and left before the first hard frost. This year somebody has bought the cot at a yard sale. Drew bought a bigger bed months ago. Neither man has the nerve to explain why. A late cattle drive gives them four nights outdoors and very few places to hide from the question of winter.
Roy has been shutting the last gate at Sunday supper for three decades. As long as he arrives late, he never has to take the empty chair beside Nadine. Now a hand injury means he has to come in with everybody else. Nadine still makes the gravy he likes. She also still has the letter in which he told her to marry somebody kinder.
The founders of the revived supper invite a horse trainer to the first meal. She recognises a mare her old employer promised to sell her.
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