A widowed controlling father….a blind but rebellious daughter….can caregiver Eliza Abraham help this family before tragedy occurs? 1890, Illinois. When she sees an advertisement in the Springfield Tribune for an upstanding, single Christian woman between 19 and 29 years of age for matrimony, housekeeping, and motherhood, Eliza Abraham jumps at the chance for a life she would never otherwise have. Being an only child, and a poor orphan at that, Eliza longs for a family of her own. When she arrives by stagecoach in Laramie, Wyoming, she discovers that widower Cash Jacobs has no intention of marriage whatsoever, despite the best-laid plans of his meddling mother and 10-year-old blind, headstrong daughter Rosemary. Cash agrees, however, that both his daughter and his aging mother could benefit from a caregiver and hence, he offers to hire her for the position. Eliza quickly discovers that Cash’s controlling ways have estranged his young daughter’s affections and begins to wonder which member of the Jacobs family really needs a caregiver?