Fifteen minutes to answer the advertisement. Three days to disappear. One week on a train to Texas with a baby in her arms that isn'''t hers.
Isabella Hill arrives holding a signed mail-order marriage contract, only to discover her intended groom is hours from marrying another woman.
Tex Sullivan isn’t the man who advertised for a mail-order bride. The signature at the bottom of the contract is a skilled forgery by someone who chose the twenty-first of September on purpose.
He sends the wedding guests home until he can get to the bottom of the mystery. While small-town rumors spread like wildfire, a stranger in a gray traveling coat is already on the road to Cedar Falls, Texas. She has the only other copy of the marriage contract and a price to hold over his head.
Book 11 in the Brides of Cedar Falls series. A clean and wholesome historical western romance with a poverty-stricken mail-order bride, a forged marriage contract, an instant family, and a guaranteed happily ever after. Kisses only. Reads as a standalone.
Genre: Inspirational
Isabella Hill arrives holding a signed mail-order marriage contract, only to discover her intended groom is hours from marrying another woman.
Tex Sullivan isn’t the man who advertised for a mail-order bride. The signature at the bottom of the contract is a skilled forgery by someone who chose the twenty-first of September on purpose.
He sends the wedding guests home until he can get to the bottom of the mystery. While small-town rumors spread like wildfire, a stranger in a gray traveling coat is already on the road to Cedar Falls, Texas. She has the only other copy of the marriage contract and a price to hold over his head.
Book 11 in the Brides of Cedar Falls series. A clean and wholesome historical western romance with a poverty-stricken mail-order bride, a forged marriage contract, an instant family, and a guaranteed happily ever after. Kisses only. Reads as a standalone.
Genre: Inspirational
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