Elise left home to go west to Taos, New Mexico after being evicted by her step-father shortly after her mother's death. With no place to live and a small dowry, she felt she had no choice but to go since her step-father forged her signature on a contract committing her to marry a man she'd never met. While deep in thought trying to sort out what had happened while she was traveling, she realized that if her step-father forged her signature on a marriage contract, he could have also forged the signature on her mother's will that left her with only a small portion of her family's large estate. How will Elise prove that the documents were forged and regain her rightful inheritance?