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    One Man, One Woman: A Pair of Mail Order Bride Romances

    By Doreen Milstead

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    Mail Order Bride: Claimed By The Cowboy - A woman from the slums seeks a way out of that life and answers a mail order bride ad from a cowboy in Colorado, and little did the cowboy know what he was getting in the feisty, independent, caring, and loving woman who arrived on the train.

    Mail Order Bride: Found In The River - A young woman from Rhode Island takes the trek west to become the mail order bride of a rancher, but things rapidly deteriorate and her dream of becoming a mail order bride are left in the dust of the small Texas town.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 6, 2016
    ISBN9781329885448
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