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    Into the Distance: Four Historical Romances
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    Into the Distance: Four Historical Romances

    By Doreen Milstead

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    A Miracle For The Orphan From New York & The Cowboy Furniture Maker In Nevada - An orphan on the run from police, boards a train headed somewhere and then takes refuge in a compartment where an older woman sits quietly.

    A Journey Of A Thousand Miles With Her Cowboy - A Southern woman, fallen on hard times with her family right after the Civil War, heads west and to a man she met reading an advertisement in the newspaper.

    Marlene Learns to Fly is about a strong-willed woman who decides to become a mail order bride and make her way in the often harsh life on a ranch, but when she meets her husband to be, she knows he is doubtful that life on a ranch will be possible for, and with her.

    Letting The Bird Fly is about an abused woman in England who, after becoming widowed and left penniless, decides to become a mail order bride to a rancher in America, but lacking any kind of practical skills, she is doubtful that she can become his true helpmate.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 1, 2016
    ISBN9781365501401
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    Into the Distance: Four Historical Romances

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