The open range of the 1880s held a bountiful sea of grass for Wyoming cattle growers, but for some it could become a sea of loneliness as it did for the three McKenna brothers. Then a mood struck them -- "it would be nice to have a woman around the house." Encouraged by his older brothers, the younger McKenna endeavors to be come a Romeo on horseback and find a bride. But plans of romance and marriage don't always go as intended. Suddenly the oldest brothers finds himself on his way to the Justice of the Peace. More complications ensue when two husband-hunting women appear on the scene as if out of nowhere. The brothers soon find herding cattle from horseback is far easier then trying to herd a woman. The brothers lose what sense of humor they were born with, but not so the ladies. They know exactly what needs to be done and by whom -- right up to the surprising and hilarious ending.

"I Now Pronounce You Husband and Big Fat Liar…." Y'know, it isn't like I said to myself, "Eden Wells, today you're going to fool an entire town." I just really, really, really wanted to win this beautiful old mansion, and I figured my only prayer was to get together with one of the other contestants and… But I didn't realize I'd end up living with my brand-new "husband." Steve Cooper is fifty percent testosterone—and one hundred percent gorgeous. And suddenly this great big house seems too darn small—and too darn hot….