The Rancher's Mail-Order Bride by Kirsten Osbourne

She has another one called “Come Spring” that involves mistaken identity. There’s also “Summer Moon” by Jill Marie Landis (I think this was my first non-inspirational, not Robin Lee Hatcher or Lori Copeland, mail order bride books). Between the three of them, they were going to build a Texas ranching empire. Through no fault of her own, Gwen Blue found herself embroiled in a scandal. One of those might be “Innocent Fire” by Brenda Joyce? Buy a cheap copy of The Ranchers Mail Order Bride book by Kirsten Osbourne. A Novella by Kirsten Osbourne Buy from Amazon Search Sorry, weve not found any editions of this book at Amazon Find this book at Needing to escape her mother’s world of constant dances to find her a husband, Ada Applebottom reaches out to a friend who helps people travel west as mail-order brides. I also remember one where the brother had to go pick her at the train, which was several days ride from where they lived, and of course he fell in love with her on the way back.Īlso isn’t there one where the “groom” is dying and wants a mother for his kids, so he sends for one, and she ends up falling in love with the brother or best friend? (who had maybe left for a while cause he couldn’t stand being around her and not have her?…or that might be a third one, where she marries an older rancher, and his ranch manager falls in love with her and decides to leave and comes back when he gets word the husband had an accident and his gravely injured.) He was leaner than the other two, as if he hadn't always had quite enough food. Argh, I feel like there’s two or three I’ve read in the last few years but can’t remember what they are…OHHHH Linda Lael Miller’s McKettricks has one or two. The Rancher's Mail Order Bride (Dalton Brides Book 1) (Kirsten Osbourne) p.5 Global Archive Voiced Books Online Free Bart was the easiest.

The Rancher's Mail-Order Bride by Kirsten Osbourne