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The Mail Order Brides of Last Chance: Seven Babies for Seven Brides (A 7-Book Western Romance Box Set) Buy Now 🇺🇸 Buy Now $3.99 USD www.amazon.com

The Mail Order Brides of Last Chance: Seven Babies for Seven Brides (A 7-Book Western Romance Box Set)

Author Bob Mc Cullough Lucille Chisum
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ISBN / ASIN B07RYJXTGZ
Sales Rank #10,604
Marketplace United States
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Seven adorable babies, abandoned on the prairie…

Seven lovely brides, waiting to give them the love and care they need…

Can the handsome, dashing cowboys seeking to win their love come to the rescue and save them?

Lucille’s latest box set opens with drama and intrigue when seven innocent babies are found abandoned just outside Last Chance. No one knows how or why, but once they’re discovered, the story becomes a race against time to save them, bring them back to health and find loving home for them.

Combining love, romance and adventure, this seven-book box set offers a unique spin on the usual mail order bride stories.
Each book in the box set tells the story of a different bride who yearns for love and motherhood.

Like all of Lucille Chisum’s stories about the mail order brides of Last Chance, though, this one features surprising story lines and plot twists, engaging characters, and of course the type of sweet romance readers have come to expect.

Whether you’re a new reader or a veteran fan, you’re sure to enjoy this latest entry, so download it NOW and let the romantic fun begin!
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