Mail Order Bride: Abused Daughter And Children For Heroic Sheriff Cowboy: A Clean Western Historical Romance

Mail Order Bride: Abused Daughter And Children For Heroic Sheriff Cowboy is a 13,000-word western romance novelette that takes place in the mid-1800s.
The Davis family had been living a life of good fortune and happiness for a longtime, with nothing in the future looking to change. However, one fateful day changed all of that. John Davis’ wife passed away unexpectedly, leaving their family in shock. John never emotionally recovered, which meant that his four children would have to endure his instability and severe physical abuse. Rosie, the eldest daughter at 19-years-old, took the responsibility of caring for her younger siblings ever since her mother’s passing. She constantly tries her best to protect her younger siblings and shield them from the daily abuse at the hands of their father.
Rosie realizes that her father’s abuse is getting worse, with no end in sight. After noticing a mail order bride advertisement while on her way to the general store, Rosie feels compelled by God to respond to a God-fearing cowboy sheriff from Texas. This lawman owns and operates his own ranch, while maintaining the law in his town.
Could this rugged lawman be the answer to Rosie’s prayers? Can he save Rosie and her siblings from certain death at the hands of their violent father? Will Rosie and the sheriff find true love with one another?
One thing is for sure: John Davis will not allow anyone to take his children from him so easily.