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Josephine Banff Bride

(2026)
(Book 26 in the National Park Brides series)
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Josephine Gillian is a thief, on the run from her father and fiancé, who embarks on a hunt for a stepsister she didn’t know existed—until the day her world, as she knew it, fell apart. Brett Marenger is working his way west, heading for Bankhead, a newly established coal mining town, outside Banff, Alberta. Both collide during a train robbery while en route.

Josie’s Eastern traditions are challenged in a Western environment where nothing is familiar to the fleeing woman-child. Brett’s loneliness compels him to seek a mail-order bride. When all looks like opposites will never attract, a trip to the base of Cascade Mountain will settle the matter.

Was it providence that the role of a married woman had been forced on Josie to save her dignity and perhaps her life? Or did the façade signal their fate? Join Brett and Josie in this historical romance building between two unsuspecting hearts.

Note: The author’s third contribution to this National Park Brides series, (Josephine Banff Bride) begins in 1905, eighteen years following Louise’s arrival in Banff (Louise Banff Bride) and Rosa’s introduction in 1884 Marlene’s first book in the series, (Rosa Banff Hot Springs Bride,) which changed the landscape of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. All 3 books are standalone but progress in time from the nineteenth to the twentieth century.



Genre: Inspirational

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