What happens when a mail-order bride shows up on the doorstep of a mountain man’s cabin? Who will suffer rejection? Who will gain redemption? These fated, possibly star-crossed lovers will soon find out!
———-Caleb Knight came to the Bighorn Mountains to get away from society. Because of his experience as a doctor in the War between the States, he has demons that won’t let him live a normal life. So regularly, he visits the bottom of the ridge near his home to find the bodies of those who were attacked by highwaymen on the Bozeman Trail and give them proper burial. Until one day, he finds someone who’s not quite dead yet.
Impossible was a word that never had meaning to Helen Carter. After a horse-riding accident as a child, they said she’d never walk again, but she proved them wrong. When they told her that she couldn’t become a preacher because she was a girl, she served her church in every possible way, using her life as her testimony. When they told her that she couldn’t become a missionary to the native tribes out west, she decided instead to answer the request to become the mail order bride of one. With what she felt was a firm call upon her life, Helen left her home in Lynchburg, Virginia for Montana Territory. After months of travel on the Oregon Trail, her journey is almost over when her wagon is attacked by bandits. When she’s left for dead, it becomes impossible for her to make her dreams come true, but again, she doesn’t know the meaning of that word.
Genre: Inspirational
———-Caleb Knight came to the Bighorn Mountains to get away from society. Because of his experience as a doctor in the War between the States, he has demons that won’t let him live a normal life. So regularly, he visits the bottom of the ridge near his home to find the bodies of those who were attacked by highwaymen on the Bozeman Trail and give them proper burial. Until one day, he finds someone who’s not quite dead yet.
Impossible was a word that never had meaning to Helen Carter. After a horse-riding accident as a child, they said she’d never walk again, but she proved them wrong. When they told her that she couldn’t become a preacher because she was a girl, she served her church in every possible way, using her life as her testimony. When they told her that she couldn’t become a missionary to the native tribes out west, she decided instead to answer the request to become the mail order bride of one. With what she felt was a firm call upon her life, Helen left her home in Lynchburg, Virginia for Montana Territory. After months of travel on the Oregon Trail, her journey is almost over when her wagon is attacked by bandits. When she’s left for dead, it becomes impossible for her to make her dreams come true, but again, she doesn’t know the meaning of that word.
Genre: Inspirational
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