The Cowboy's Mail-Order Bride (The Dalton Brides) (Volume 3)
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (828 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1507552904 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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Libby might yet have a chance to prove herself! As a Mail-Order Bride! Walton Dalton had a dream to build an empire. Libby tried as hard as she could to live up to both, but always seemed to fall short. Bonnie, the oldest, excelled at all things domestic and was the smartest of the three. This book contains a prologue published in its entirety as: The Escape (A Prologue): A Mail Order Bride Romance (The Dalton Brides Book 1) and is only a small portion of this book. Bonnie quickly devises a plan to escape their father’s wrath and sets it in motion. Gwen, the middle sister, excelled at … well, Gwen was beautiful, so she didn’t have to excel at much else. Libby Blue lived in the shadow of her sister’s accomplishments. Or in this case, a ranch where he and his two brothers, Nate and Bart, could work hard and love hard. But Walton fails to tell them that he sent for mail-order brides to take care of the ‘loving’ part. But when Gwen is caught up in a major scandal, their father decides to marry Libby and her sisters off to
"Wonderful story of how love can conqueror anything" according to Alathia Morgan. Wonderful story of how love can conqueror anything. Libby was the selfish sister who had always gotten her way until she was forced to marry an older man. Putting her foot down until her sisters came up with a plan for them to escape their situation by becoming mail order brides. Unbeknownst to her, Libby is supposed to marry Walton Dalton, rancher and generally good guy that is until he . "Five Stars" according to Dessie Harlow. Awesome series and authors!. Must Read!!!!! Kristen L. This is the second book of a trilogy written by three different authors, Kirsten Osbourne, Kit Morgan and Cassie Hayes. It is amazing how these three ladies were able to coordinate them. I am a big fan of all three author's books. They write period Western Romance with a Mail Order Bride theme. The mid to late 1800's (post Civil War), women back East found themselves without a lot of choi