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The Fire in Ember Zordervan Bert tries to return the horse her brother stole, but the ranch hands mistake her for a horse thief. Deputy Marshal John Timmons rescues her from hanging. He pays the ranch hands for the loss of the horse's use. Thinking Bert a boy Timmons takes Burt to the family ranch to work off the money he paid. The only problem is that Bert is revealed to be a girl, Ember. John is confused when Ember refuses to tell him the truth. She is afraid that her vicious brother will come and seek vengeance on the Timmons family. She finds a loving family and has discovered faith and God. Her new life is torn apart when her vicious brother arrives on the scene. This is a story of love and redemption in 1880 Colorado. It is a story of the power of love which will overcome any family dissention or crime. There is a constant theme that the belief in God and abiding faith will give strength and courage to overcome any adversity. The love and support of the Timmons family is heartwarming. Reviewer's Note:
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