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The Western Mail Order Bride: Preacher Man and Dinah with the Dark Hair

A Christian Romance Novella

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The Western Mail Order Bride: Preacher Man and Dinah with the Dark Hair

By: Vanessa Carvo
Narrated by: Paul J. McSorley
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The Western Mail Order Bride: Preacher Man and Dinah with the Dark Hair, is a love story about a Civil War vet who is a preacher, and who decides to settle in a Baptist church in Phoenix, in the Arizona Territory. He's there over a decade and feeling quite lonely when an aunt from back east recommends that he meets up with a young lady she has under her wing. He agrees to meet them and Dinah goes to Phoenix. Now, all the preacher has to do is find out why she seems to be carrying a great burden of guilt and sadness deep within her.

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