As they prepare for their wagon train trip, a gunslinger kills Meg's brother, leaving her to manage the trip--and the care of her orphaned niece-- alone. Meg must ignore her fears and complete the trip to Denver, where she will meet the man who has arranged to marry her, a deal made by Meg's father. Meg's trepidation about her future grows with each mile west, as do her feelings for the handsome wagon master, Cade. "What's a girl to do when she's crossing the prairie by wagon train to marry one man, but falls in love with another along the way? A Rainbow for Christmas will entertain you with its story of love overcoming everything nature--and a very bad man--can throw in Cade and Meg's way." Mary Montague Sikes is a native Virginian who grew up in the historic city of Fredericksburg in the shadow of Civil War battlefields. Motivated by her surroundings, she started writing and painting at an early age. A Rainbow for Christmas is her first Western novel. Sikes is also the author of the Passenger to Paradise romantic suspense novels.