Mail-Order Brides
The Harper Brothers
Welcome to the Old West, Orange Texas. Jump in the wagon while we take a ride north of town to the Harper Ranch. Step out of your worries and fall with the Harper brothers as they search for love.
Finninan and Emmy
Emmy is a woman ahead of her time. Raised by a healer mother and taught to do the same. She knows she is too independent for any of the men in her little town. Even so, life feels open and full of possibilities, until it’s not. Suddenly Emmy’s world turns upside down as her possibilities shrink down to two.
Refusing to settle for a life of misery and pain Emmy bids goodbye to her friends. She boards a train headed West with a trunk full of borrowed clothes and nothing else. As she comes into Orange Texas, Emmy isn’t expecting love, but maybe fate has different ideas.
Finnian is an angry broken cowboy. His anger reaches new heights when his mother informs him they are headed into town to pick up his bride! Of all the ridiculous ideas: a mail-order bride. And as if Finnian could ever open his heart again. To anyone. Not a chance.
But then a tiny, fiery woman steps off the train and starts to peel back the layers of his wounded heart. Is there a way to let her in? Does he have a choice? Is it possible this fascinating healer can mend the cracks in his soul?
Sarah and Cameron
Sarah didn’t mean to lie. She wasn’t trying to pull one over on the kind and generous Harper family. She was simply trying to survive. One brother takes her home and another falls for her. But how is he the only one who does not see the truth?
Bryce regularly dances with the devil. So when his little brother brings home an angel he knows he will never deserve her. How could anyone, let alone one like her ever love him?
But Sarah has secrets too. Secrets that haunt her every day. Secrets that could come between her and her one shot at love and safety.
Fate and Cameron
Fate left Ireland for a better life. And is more than willing to work for it. Better, find better, find good, find happiness. And that is just what Fate is determined to do. And what she believes she found when she boards a train in New York City-bound for the frontier of Texas. Off to marry a man she has never met but who seems like the perfect partner based on their exchange of letters.
Off the train and to the church. Then Fate has to face more than one type of fear on her way to her new home. Cameron is a good man, but can their relationship possibly be what they both wanted? Cameron was hoping for a love like his parents and thought it was what he found. Perhaps the wedding should have waited.
Now he has a partner, a beautiful hard-working one at that. But will he ever have a wife?