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Mail Order Bride

Sheriff Nathan Falls in Love with Drunken Lizzie

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Mail Order Bride

By: Bethany Grace
Narrated by: Joe Smith
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Mail Order Bride: Sheriff Nathan Falls In Love With Drunken Lizzie, presents us with the story of a sheriff in California, a good Christian man, who tries to help and look after everyone in the small town he works in, including the local drunk. When he asks his mother back east if she knows any woman who would like to live in California and be his bride she sends him someone but Nathan is shocked when a fiery woman shows up on the train, and it's very evident that besides being beautiful, she is also very tipsy. He has no idea how it will work out but he will give it his best shot.

This 8,600-word novelette contains powerful Christian influences, love, family, and other related themes meant to make you smile!

©2014 Quietly Blessed and Loved Press (P)2014 Quietly Blessed and Loved Press
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