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    New Lives In the Making: Four Historical Romances
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    New Lives In the Making: Four Historical Romances

    By Doreen Milstead

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    Elise & Harmon’s Story: A Mail Order Bride Romance - A wealthy rancher wants a wife and children more than anything in the world but is worried that a woman might only seek him out because she’s interested in his wealth.

    Escaping to Southern California: A Mail Order Bride Romance - A lower class woman in England writes away and becomes the mail order bride to a Los Angeles hotel owner, to escape the dangers of Victorian London and all of it’s crime ridden streets.

    Mail Order Bride: A Big Surprise For The Arizona Rancher - A woman from an upper class English family decides to become a mail order bride to an Arizona rancher, but is shocked when she realizes the potentially harsh life ahead.

    Mail Order Bride: A Hard Fought Journey To Love - An English woman fallen on hard times decides to travel to America and her soon to be husband.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 6, 2016
    ISBN9781365026591
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