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Mail Order Bride

Touching the Troubled Cowboy's Heart

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Mail Order Bride

By: Victoria Otto
Narrated by: Noah Varness
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 This audiobook contains powerful Christian influences, love, family, and other related themes meant to make you smile!

Mail Order Bride: Touching the Troubled Cowboy's Heart takes place in the mid-1800s and is a story of trusting in the Lord and His plans. Hannah was a young and beautiful woman whom wanted a husband, but there were none that wanted her. After being convinced to seek a groom through the mail order bride posts in the paper, she is pleasantly surprised to find a potential mate.

The only problem is that he seems to be stuck in the past, pining for his late wife. Although she wants to give up, she knows that he just might be worth the fight.

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