Two rival mapmakers.
One remote frontier town.
And a matchmaking mistake with lifelong consequences.
Harper Whitmore has spent years proving she can chart territory as well as any man, better, in fact. Her maps are vivid, detailed, and in high demand. When she lands a contract out West, she writes to Miss Mabel’s Matchmaking Service for a husband who won’t mind the dust, the solitude, or the way she sometimes argues with her compass.
Wyatt Harding is a no-nonsense surveyor with military precision and zero patience for “decorative cartography.” He requests a practical wife, someone steady and supportive—definitely not someone who might challenge him in the field.
Neither of them expects their match to be another mapmaker.
Especially not the mapmaker they’ve spent years avoiding, rivaling… or secretly admiring.
Now they’re stuck in the same town, fighting for the same job—and thanks to Miss Mabel, sharing the same last name.
It’s messy. It’s maddening.
And it just might be a match made in heaven.
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