Looking Towards A New Life: Four Historical Romance Novellas

Older Than Average But Full Of Love - A woman longs to be married and form a family with a Christian man and be his helpmate for life, but there’s simply no available men where she lives, so she decides to reply to a mail order bride wanted ad. One reply, and it’s the only one that’s sent, jumps out at her and she takes a leap of faith, into the Wild West and the loving arms of the handsome rancher and farmer. There’s a big roadblock down the road but she is more than willing to try to overcome it.

The Canary Sings For The Widow In Winter - A woman decides to take a chance on love and becomes a mail order bride to a cowboy out west, all the while cheered by a yellow canary and the guidance of her late husband. There is a crisis to overcome later after she marries again but somehow, she knows what to do as she learns about life in the often-harsh winters of the American West.

Caroline’s Stranger On A Train, is about a mail order bride headed for California, and a man she has never met, to marry him and start a new life out west. When she meets a charming and handsome lawyer who was fired from his firm and is now headed there too, she is torn between the duty to her parents to marry who they chose for her, and a burgeoning respect then love for Asa, her stranger on a train. She turns to her bible for answers but time is short, so will she find what she’s seeking before they both step off the train and disappear into the crowd forever?

Worlds Apart - Trapped in a loveless marriage, and after her husband’s suicide, Emma decides to become a mail order bride and after finding a rancher, she boards the train headed for California. There’s only one thing on her mind though; the rancher wants a family, and she’s thirty-five.