book cover of Mail-Order Sanctuary
 

Mail-Order Sanctuary

(2026)
(A book in the Mail-Order Brides of Nebraska series)
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He advertised for a wife to keep his books. She found a town built on stolen money.

After her brothers frame her for fraud, Adelaide Wellesley arrives in Nebraska with six weeks, a return ticket, and no intention of trusting another man.

Saloon owner Cyril Wagner needs a bookkeeper more than he needs a bride. His accounts are a disaster, his business is bleeding money, and Adelaide may be the only person sharp enough to discover why.

Within hours, she uncovers theft. Soon the trail leads to Wheatfield’s most powerful men—and the closer Adelaide gets to the truth, the more determined they are to ruin her again.

Cyril offers protection, partnership, and a future that feels dangerously like home. But with her return ticket about to expire, will Adelaide go east to reclaim the future her brothers stole—or risk her heart on the first man who truly believes her?

Perfect for readers who love:

  • Mail-order bride romance

    Wrongfully accused heroine

    Protective saloon-owner heroe

    He falls first

    Slow-burn romance

    Frontier mystery and danger

    Sweet, clean, and wholesome historical Western romance


    Genre: Historical Romance

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