Publisher's Synopsis
Dive into this riveting collection that weaves the tales of three resilient sisters and their quests for love on the rugged frontier of Montana.
Each book in this boxed set offers a unique journey of the heart, imbued with the rich tapestry of historical romance and the popular tropes of the mail order bride genre.
Book 1 introduces Jake, a solitary Montana man who has reluctantly advertised for a mail-order bride due to a lost bet. From bustling Boston, Marianne discovers Jake's ad. Determined to pull her and her sisters out of poverty, she courageously boards a train to Montana. She now faces the daunting task of convincing the reluctant Jake that she can be his perfect wife while seeking worthy partners for her sisters.
Book 2 Emily, a young woman who refuses to settle for a husband and home without love. She's firm on not falling for a drunken gambler like her sister did. However, her first encounter with Nathan is far from ideal; he's been drinking and even brings her sister's fiancé home drunk. Despite this rocky start, Nathan quickly becomes indispensable to Emily. As the unpredictable Montana winter bears down on them, their lives and love are tested in the untamed mountain wilderness.
Book 3 uncovers Sarah's story. As her sisters prepare for their upcoming weddings, she hides a profound fear - the fear of being alone with a man. Despite her attraction to the local minister, she's resolute in maintaining her distance. Reverend Jones, nursing the heartache of twice-misplaced love, is dedicated to his work and assisting Sarah, even as she stubbornly insists on going her own way. He finds himself constantly thinking of her, questioning if his feelings are reciprocated.
This Western romance trilogy guarantees stories of love and hardship, faith and survival, with no deception, no suspenseful cliffhangers, and a heartwarming 'happily ever after' awaiting you at the end of each sister's journey.
Embark on this captivating journey and experience the raw, authentic allure of the Montana frontier.
