Buttercup Price: Lucifer's Lady

After a man and a woman end up at unexpected stops on their journey, fate will intervene to try and change their paths...

Lucifer Grant, the nephew of Ulysses S. Grant, left the eighteenth President's side to make a place for himself in the wild west, leaving politics behind.

He had also given up hope of ever finding that one special lady. One who didn't have an agenda, and would love him for who he was, and not what he could do to further their station in life.

He stumbles across a small town looking for good leadership and finds himself in the role of sheriff. Right away, he's caught in the middle of the personal wars between the townsfolk and ranchers. Anxious to find a permanent replacement and get on his way further west, he meets the stagecoach with five blushing brides as its passengers.

Buttercup Price was upset when she learned she'd have to leave the one man she cared about behind and hoped he'd wait by the door patiently for her return. She's traveling to San Francisco to visit her Aunt Gemmy with a trusted escort.

Fearing being robbed or scalped by Indians, they find themselves sharing a coach with five mail-order brides headed for Benson, Arizona, near Tombstone.

However, not long into their journey, she has a difficult time keeping her mouth shut and quickly makes an enemy of one of the brides-to-be.

The detour they had to make to Benson was unexpected. But once she sets eyes on the town sheriff, all her other plans take are soon forgotten.