Beverly Bernard

The Hand-me-down Mail Order Bride (Poppy Valley Series, #4) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

If you're looking for sweet, clean romance, take a trip to Poppy Valley! Ada Shipley is headed for an uncertain future. When her father answers an advertisement for a mail-order bride, promising her to a gentleman she's never met, she finds herself on a train west to California. Bart Callan has always found pleasure in his horses and his work running the livery in Poppy Valley. It had never crossed his mind to think about marriage. When Ada finds herself alone at the train station with her mail-order husband-to-be nowhere in sight, Bart offers her a ride to Poppy Valley to spend time with the only person she knows in California, her cousin Amelia. While Ada makes attempts to track down her wayward betrothed, Bart finds himself drawn to the sheltered farm girl from Indiana. But when she finds out the truth about why her fiance failed to meet her at the station, she flees Poppy Valley in shame. It's time for Bart to tell Ada how he feels, but first, they'll have to weather some dangerous obstacles. Get caught up in this wholesome historical romance and then be sure to check other titles in the Poppy Valley Series, The Schoolmarm's Surprising Suitor, The Blacksmith's Beloved Belle, and The Banker's Mail Order Bride.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Beverly Bernard
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. November 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386900795
• Artikelnr.: 50100864

Autorenporträt

Beverly Bernard was born in the midwestern United States and currently makes her home in the Windy City. She has been a writer since childhood and enjoys crafting complex characters and stories that capture a reader's heart. She is mother to three kids and is owned by two cats and two dogs. When she isn't writing, she likes to knit and crochet, build websites, and play too many video games.