MAIL ORDER BRIDE: Western Romance: Kidnapping the Bride (Clean Christian Historical Romance) (Sweet Inspirational Short Stories)
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Author(s)Samantha Forest
ISBN / ASINB01CXCTKGW
ISBN-13978B01CXCTKG9
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
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Abby Winston is determined to go home...
Since she was six years old, she has been living in Boston under the assumed name, Abby Johnson. Twelve years later, she still remembers the fateful night that led her to where she is today, kidnapped from her wealthy parent's home in the dead of night.
She still remembers the voices of the criminals who intended to hold her for ransom. But she also still remembers the face of the one man who had decided to take pity on her. The tall man who had put her on a train bound for an orphan’s home in Boston and warned her not to tell anyone of her true identity. Now, at the age of eighteen, she can no longer pretend to be someone she is not.
She wants, desperately, to go back to California to search for the family she was separated from. At the advice of the motherly head of the orphanage, she decides that the most practical way to head west would be as a Bride. This method involves looking through a magazine of men, in search of a suitable husband.
After searching, she meets a man who seems promising. But with everything so rushed, how could she know if her man is everything he seems to be, or if he will be living anywhere near her old family home?
Please Note: This is a stand-alone novella that will warm your heart.
Abby Winston is determined to go home...
Since she was six years old, she has been living in Boston under the assumed name, Abby Johnson. Twelve years later, she still remembers the fateful night that led her to where she is today, kidnapped from her wealthy parent's home in the dead of night.
She still remembers the voices of the criminals who intended to hold her for ransom. But she also still remembers the face of the one man who had decided to take pity on her. The tall man who had put her on a train bound for an orphan’s home in Boston and warned her not to tell anyone of her true identity. Now, at the age of eighteen, she can no longer pretend to be someone she is not.
She wants, desperately, to go back to California to search for the family she was separated from. At the advice of the motherly head of the orphanage, she decides that the most practical way to head west would be as a Bride. This method involves looking through a magazine of men, in search of a suitable husband.
After searching, she meets a man who seems promising. But with everything so rushed, how could she know if her man is everything he seems to be, or if he will be living anywhere near her old family home?
Please Note: This is a stand-alone novella that will warm your heart.
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