Want to have a boxed set where you can have Richard, Sally, Tom, Dave, Jenny, and Joel Larson's romances all together? Now, it's here!
In this boxed set are seven books.
Wagon Trail Bride - Richard Larson took Amanda on the wagon train from New York to Omaha to help her get a fresh start. He promised to keep her safe and to provide for her. He would do just about anything for her. But there's one thing he can't do. He can't pretend the marriage is only one of convenience. And for a woman who's afraid of intimacy, that's a very scary proposition for Amanda.
Her Heart's Desire - As soon as Sally Larson meets Rick, she knows he's the one for her. The catch? He's interested in her friend, Ethel Mae. But Sally has a plan. With Ethel Mae's help, she's going to convince him that he's better off with her. This is a romantic comedy.
A Bride for Tom - Tom Larson is having trouble finding a wife, and Jessica decides to help him overcome his awkward and clumsy manners so he can attract women. This is a romantic comedy.
Eye of the Beholder - Mary comes to Omaha as a mail-order bride, but the man she comes for rejects her because she's not his idea of beauty. But Dave Larson is immediately drawn to her and offers to marry her. She accepts, not believing love will result from the union. Love, after all, is for beautiful women. Isn't it?
The Wrong Husband - After winning back the money his uncle gambled, Owen gives it to his aunt. But Big Roy isn't happy, and he sends men to kill Owen. Owen flees to Nebraska where he finds a Wanted poster seeking his arrest. Scared, he plays along with the sheriff who thinks he's Irving, the new deputy. Irving was to marry Jenny Larson and since she's pretty, Owen plays along. But then Irving shows up, and Big Roy isn't far behind. This is a romantic comedy.
Shotgun Groom - Joel Larson doesn't want to be married. In fact, he's perfectly happy with things the way they are, but when he's sent to check on April's sick child, things take an unexpected turn for the worse. In one instant, he finds a gun and a mandate to marry April staring him in the face.
To Have and To Hold - Six years after Dave Larson married Mary in Eye of the Beholder, Mary loses her memory. In an attempt to help her remember her past, Dave takes her to Maine where Mary will come face to face with the family she left behind.
Genre: Romance
In this boxed set are seven books.
Wagon Trail Bride - Richard Larson took Amanda on the wagon train from New York to Omaha to help her get a fresh start. He promised to keep her safe and to provide for her. He would do just about anything for her. But there's one thing he can't do. He can't pretend the marriage is only one of convenience. And for a woman who's afraid of intimacy, that's a very scary proposition for Amanda.
Her Heart's Desire - As soon as Sally Larson meets Rick, she knows he's the one for her. The catch? He's interested in her friend, Ethel Mae. But Sally has a plan. With Ethel Mae's help, she's going to convince him that he's better off with her. This is a romantic comedy.
A Bride for Tom - Tom Larson is having trouble finding a wife, and Jessica decides to help him overcome his awkward and clumsy manners so he can attract women. This is a romantic comedy.
Eye of the Beholder - Mary comes to Omaha as a mail-order bride, but the man she comes for rejects her because she's not his idea of beauty. But Dave Larson is immediately drawn to her and offers to marry her. She accepts, not believing love will result from the union. Love, after all, is for beautiful women. Isn't it?
The Wrong Husband - After winning back the money his uncle gambled, Owen gives it to his aunt. But Big Roy isn't happy, and he sends men to kill Owen. Owen flees to Nebraska where he finds a Wanted poster seeking his arrest. Scared, he plays along with the sheriff who thinks he's Irving, the new deputy. Irving was to marry Jenny Larson and since she's pretty, Owen plays along. But then Irving shows up, and Big Roy isn't far behind. This is a romantic comedy.
Shotgun Groom - Joel Larson doesn't want to be married. In fact, he's perfectly happy with things the way they are, but when he's sent to check on April's sick child, things take an unexpected turn for the worse. In one instant, he finds a gun and a mandate to marry April staring him in the face.
To Have and To Hold - Six years after Dave Larson married Mary in Eye of the Beholder, Mary loses her memory. In an attempt to help her remember her past, Dave takes her to Maine where Mary will come face to face with the family she left behind.
Genre: Romance
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