Added by 4 members
From an award-winning author with more than one million books sold, a new series of three heartwarming historical romances about the Kinsley family. Note: each book can be read as a stand-alone.
Stella's fragmented childhood made her vow that her own children wouldknow the security of putting down roots. With her husband dead, she can't manage the farm on her own. Without help, she is in danger of losing her homestead... and her dream.
Bruce and his Aunt Mary were only supposed to be passing through Glory, Montana. Bruce owes everything to his aunt. She's the only one who believed him when malicious rumors threatened. Her fragile health requires they stay in Glory, but without a livelihood, how can Bruce support them both?
A marriage in name only would be advantageous for both Bruce and Stella. Aunt Mary sees what they don't and forecasts they will soon fall in love. Is it possible that living together, working together, and sharing their past in quiet evening hours will make it happen? Or will the lessons of their past keep them from seeing that they are perfect for each other?
Read more books by award-winning author Linda Ford:
Glory, Montana (The Preacher's Daughters):
Loving a Rebel
A Love to Cherish
Renewing Love
A Love to Have and to Hold
Love on the Santa Fe Trail:
Wagon Train Baby
Wagon Train Wedding
Wagon Train Matchmaker
Wagon Train Christmas
Dakota Brides series:
Temporary Bride
Abandoned Bride
Second-Chance Bride
Reluctant Bride
War Brides series:
Lizzie
Maryelle
Irene
Grace
Wild Rose series:
Crane's Bride
Hannah's Dream
Chastity's Angel
Cowboy Bodyguard
Big Sky Country series:
Montana Cowboy's Baby
Montana Bride by Christmas
Montana Cowboy Daddy
Montana Cowboy Family
Montana Groom of Convenience
Montana Lawman Rescuer
Genre: Inspirational
Stella's fragmented childhood made her vow that her own children wouldknow the security of putting down roots. With her husband dead, she can't manage the farm on her own. Without help, she is in danger of losing her homestead... and her dream.
Bruce and his Aunt Mary were only supposed to be passing through Glory, Montana. Bruce owes everything to his aunt. She's the only one who believed him when malicious rumors threatened. Her fragile health requires they stay in Glory, but without a livelihood, how can Bruce support them both?
A marriage in name only would be advantageous for both Bruce and Stella. Aunt Mary sees what they don't and forecasts they will soon fall in love. Is it possible that living together, working together, and sharing their past in quiet evening hours will make it happen? Or will the lessons of their past keep them from seeing that they are perfect for each other?
Read more books by award-winning author Linda Ford:
Glory, Montana (The Preacher's Daughters):
Loving a Rebel
A Love to Cherish
Renewing Love
A Love to Have and to Hold
Love on the Santa Fe Trail:
Wagon Train Baby
Wagon Train Wedding
Wagon Train Matchmaker
Wagon Train Christmas
Dakota Brides series:
Temporary Bride
Abandoned Bride
Second-Chance Bride
Reluctant Bride
War Brides series:
Lizzie
Maryelle
Irene
Grace
Wild Rose series:
Crane's Bride
Hannah's Dream
Chastity's Angel
Cowboy Bodyguard
Big Sky Country series:
Montana Cowboy's Baby
Montana Bride by Christmas
Montana Cowboy Daddy
Montana Cowboy Family
Montana Groom of Convenience
Montana Lawman Rescuer
Genre: Inspirational
Visitors also looked at these books
Used availability for Linda Ford's Cowboy Groom