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    Westerly Wonders: Encompassed Mail Order Brides, #4

    By Claire May

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    About this ebook

    Jessica Lewis knows the feeling of true loneliness.
    Growing up in St Jude's Orphanage she spent most of her childhood feeling abandoned and unloved. But a letter from a charming rancher, Mr Edward Jacobs, soon changes things and Jessica finds herself boarding a train headed west for Pleasant Grove, Utah to become his mail order bride.
    But not all is as it seems, for Edward's mother takes an instant dislike to Jessica and bedlam quickly ensues.
    Edward must make a choice. He must stand up for the only woman he's ever loved.
    But will that be Jessica?
    Westerly Wonders is a story about finding faith, believing in the unknown, proving that good things really do come to those who wait.
    "Your eyes are my comfort, your heart my safety, and your arms are my home."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClaire May
    Release dateAug 28, 2017
    ISBN9781386334866
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    Westerly Wonders: Encompassed Mail Order Brides, #4

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