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Sarah Levin Cisneros returns from her honeymoon to face a quandary: should she continue school and pursue a career as an advocate of human rights or should she relegate her life to being Charro Cisneros' wife raise a family and settle into the comforts of living as the matron of the gigantic Dos Encinos Ranch?</p><P>Luisa wife of Charro's partner Carlos Resendez encourages Sarah to do both. After graduation Sarah becomes a contributing editor to the <I>San Antonio Express</I> newspaper. Her controversial articles strongly flavored with women's rights issues make Sarah a popular figure among women's rights activists and suffragists.</p><P>In an effort to demonstrate to the people of Texas that women are capable of being more than mothers and homemakers Sarah participates as a working vaquero on a perilous cattle drive. Childbirth burdens Sarah's already packed schedule of writing speaking and promoting the suffrage movement.</p><P>But while she is away a tragedy at home rekindles her dilemma. Guilt-ridden from her self-perceived negligence as a wife and mother should Sarah continue her leadership role as a women's rights activist or should she return to Dos Encinos to solely be Mrs. Charro Cisneros?</p>