The boys of Jasper Falls Ranch are grown and its high time they each found a wife. With the help of the pastor’s wife, the oldest, Jasper Winslow places out an ad in a western travel magazine for a bride. Annette Mason happens to discover the magazine while cleaning the home of her employer. Determined to leave the city of Chicago behind, Annette answers it in spite of her parents’ disapproval. Follow Annette’s journey as defies her parents and seeks to discover if she can find true love by answering a mail order bride ad. Mail Order Brides of Jasper Falls Ranch series starts with Jasper’s Bride. Read the books in any order. Each story is a clean western historical romance with strong Christian tones.

A Clean Western Historical Romance. It's now Dirk’s turn for a bride. Jordan Brothwood has in mind to give his daughter a better life than caring for her ailing mother and aging father. Knowing Sadie won’t leave on her own he takes matters into his own hands. Before Sadie knows it she’s on a train leaving war-torn Alabama and heading for the great unknown, Montana. Having never left Alabama, Sadie is in for an adventure as she travels from the only life she’s ever known, that of a Southern Belle with servants to a ranch in northern Montana to become the wife of rancher Dirk Winslow. Will Sadie ever find peace and joy in her new surroundings? Follow along her journey as she takes a leap of faith and discovers that perhaps her papa was right in arranging this marriage for her happiness even though at first she opposed it. Mail Order Brides of Jasper Falls Ranch series - second book Dirk’s Bride. Read the books in any order. Each story is a clean western historical romance with strong Christian tones.

Jasper Chauncey has finally found a bride to be in the matrimonial columns. While anxiously awaiting her arrival, his well-laid plans go awry as an auburn-haired spitfire captures his heart. Keywords: Christian, religious, inspirational, spirituality, Sweet, clean, young adult, teen, romance, historical, Victorian, old west, cowboy, western, romance, mail order bride, sweet, wholesome, clean, sweet, teen, young adult, Pioneer, faith, family, love, homestead, Frontier, American history, settler

If Gunnery Sergeant Zane Hall wants to save his family’s ranch, he’ll need to fix up the buildings, stock the spread with cattle—and find a wife. The first two are easy with the help of his brothers, but getting hitched is proving more difficult. When he meets mountaineer Kenna North through an online ad, she seems like the perfect fit—at least in her e-mails. She wants the same thing he does: a temporary marriage to secure an inheritance. But when Zane meets Kenna, she’s nothing like he expects, and Zane finds himself changing his priorities, fast. If Storm Willow wants to save her family’s seaside cottage, she’ll have to keep her boss happy—which means taking Kenna’s place and marrying Zane when Kenna is detained out of the country. As long as Storm acts her part, no one will know that she’s an imposter. But when she falls for the handsome Marine, Storm begins to wonder if holding onto the cottage is worth giving up on love. Can a fake marriage lead to real happiness? Or is disaster just a heartbeat away? The Heroes of Chance Creek: BOOK 1: The Navy SEAL's E-Mail Order Bride BOOK 2: The Soldier's E-Mail Order Bride BOOK 3: The Marine's E-Mail Order Bride BOOK 4: The Navy SEAL's Christmas Bride BOOK 5: The Airman's E-Mail Order Bride BOOK 6: The Navy SEAL's Second-Chance Bride (Novella)

Mary Peters despairs that she will never marry. At nineteen, she has no prospects of finding a husband, so she takes matters into her own hands and becomes a mail-order bride. When she arrives to Omaha, Nebraska to meet the man she's due to marry, he takes one look at her homely appearance and rejects her. But fate has other plans for Mary. Dave Larson happens to be nearby and thinks she will make a good wife. Though she is stunned that someone as handsome and as kind as Dave would ask her to marry him, she accepts. She knows that this marriage will not bear the fruits of love. Love, after all, is for beautiful women. Isn't it?