Tierra de nieve y fuego

Chicago, 1887. Violet Montroe's life is a succession of faces and names, people who pass by her family's guest house without leaving a trace. Until a rancher from Colorado, named Christopher Anderson, stays there and, after a twist of fate, asks her to marry him. Violet accepts with the illusion of having a home of her own and cleaning and cooking only for her husband. However, an unpleasant surprise awaits her at the ranch: Christopher lives in a house with six other men and has only married her because he needed a maid. As Violet weighs whether to return home or remain in Colorado, she will discover the man she has married, bond with the people of the town and ranch, and find herself in this landscape that invites fear, but also the adventure. She will soon realize that the Violet who has married Christopher is a new person capable of overcoming the shadows of her past and also those of that stranger who is now her husband.