Teaching Their Cowboys About Life: A Pair of Mail Order Bride Romances
Fiction & Literature, Westerns, Romance
| Author: | Beth Overton | ISBN: | 9781310105883 |
| Publisher: | Beth Overton | Publication: | February 8, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Beth Overton |
| ISBN: | 9781310105883 |
| Publisher: | Beth Overton |
| Publication: | February 8, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Mail Order Bride: Orphaned Missouri Woman Who Can’t Cook Heads To The Texas Cowboy Rancher Who Loves To Eat - A woman from Missouri loses her mother to a stagecoach accident and reads a letter about mail order brides that her mom had left for her before leaving on her trip. She explores the option further and finally decides on a man -- a cowboy rancher living in Texas. There is only one problem – he loves food and she doesn’t know how to cook.
Mail Order Bride: The One-Handed New York Orphan & The Widower Cowboy In Texas - An orphan from New York discovers a mail order bride poster and decides to correspond with a cowboy rancher in Texas. He replies immediately, with a ticket enclosed, and she has no chance to tell him she lost one of her hands to a childhood accident. He is abrupt with her when he sees it, but takes her out to his ranch to meet his son. She feels it will be an uphill battle to prove herself with both.
Mail Order Bride: Orphaned Missouri Woman Who Can’t Cook Heads To The Texas Cowboy Rancher Who Loves To Eat - A woman from Missouri loses her mother to a stagecoach accident and reads a letter about mail order brides that her mom had left for her before leaving on her trip. She explores the option further and finally decides on a man -- a cowboy rancher living in Texas. There is only one problem – he loves food and she doesn’t know how to cook.
Mail Order Bride: The One-Handed New York Orphan & The Widower Cowboy In Texas - An orphan from New York discovers a mail order bride poster and decides to correspond with a cowboy rancher in Texas. He replies immediately, with a ticket enclosed, and she has no chance to tell him she lost one of her hands to a childhood accident. He is abrupt with her when he sees it, but takes her out to his ranch to meet his son. She feels it will be an uphill battle to prove herself with both.
