There's a new guy in town, Pete Treger. He's looking for something better in Lancaster County. What he are a couple attractive girls, two sisters. Betsy, the younger sister, is the calmer, sweeter, and some may say more attractive of the two. Her older sister Cate calls things like they are, not afraid of stepping on anyone's toes along the way.
Betsy has one man in particular looking to court her, but her father has come up with a rule that she is not allowed to court until Cate gets married. This seems to be impossible. After all, who wants to be with the more dominant of the two sisters? People try to get Pete to court Cate so Betsy can continue with her life, but is he willing to go for someone who gives him more attitude than anything?
This was an enjoyable read. It was easy to get into, and the characters were relatable and realistic, not always perfect. The relationship that developed between Cate and Pete was interesting to see unfold, and it didn't happen as I expected. I thought the events in the middle of the book were going to be the end, so it was interesting to see how the dynamic changed between these two people as the author changed their circumstances.
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