Caroline Adams knew she would never be able to conform to the strictures of late-nineteenth-century American society, but true independence seems impossible under the sharply protective eye of her U.S. Army major father. When a land run is announced and Caroline races west, she inadvertently upends the homestead dreams of a former flame. The rugged yet debonair Frisco Smith has had his share of run-ins with the law, and now wants something to which he can truly stake his name. Finding themselves on opposite sides of a land dispute, the two must decide whether the land will bring the freedom and futures they desire, or if liberty and hope can be found in one another. Jennings returns to the edge of Indian Territory in book three of her Fort Reno series with an exhilarating tale of belonging. Caroline is a trademark Jennings protagonist: spunky and bold as she unapologetically stands up for herself. Set on the precipice of the 1889 Land Run to the Unassigned Lands, The Major's Daughter sweeps readers into the chaos of the land-run madness with incredible detail and excitement. The rush of dreams energizes Caroline and Frisco's firecracker romance, which stays bright in spite of their challenging each other at every turn.--Kate Campos Copyright 2019 Booklist