Jill's Journey
(2024)(A book in the Westward Home and Hearts Mail-Order Brides series)
A novel by Patricia PacJac Carroll
1868
She wasn’t looking for love, only for a husband to provide for her.
But sometimes, God smiles on you when you least expect it.
Jill Morgan’s father had taken sick and died seven months ago, leaving her with nothing but heartache. Tired of doing without, she sent a letter to Mildred Crenshaw of the Westward Home and Hearts Matrimonial Agency. Two months ago, she received her first letter from Ryan John Walker. After the third letter, she accepted his proposal to go to Lone Oak, Texas.
All she knew about him was he was twenty something and had a ranch, and raised horses and cattle. He’d written that he was prosperous and wanted a family. That was good enough for Jill. If she had a house to live in and wasn’t hungry, that was all she cared about.
Ryan John Walker – Actually, three brothers. One needed to be married before the end of October. So, they conspired together to write for one bride, and then one of the three would marry her if she was someone they liked.
Their father’s will stated if they weren’t married, the ranch would go to his old partner’s son, Milo Green.
Genre: Inspirational
She wasn’t looking for love, only for a husband to provide for her.
But sometimes, God smiles on you when you least expect it.
Jill Morgan’s father had taken sick and died seven months ago, leaving her with nothing but heartache. Tired of doing without, she sent a letter to Mildred Crenshaw of the Westward Home and Hearts Matrimonial Agency. Two months ago, she received her first letter from Ryan John Walker. After the third letter, she accepted his proposal to go to Lone Oak, Texas.
All she knew about him was he was twenty something and had a ranch, and raised horses and cattle. He’d written that he was prosperous and wanted a family. That was good enough for Jill. If she had a house to live in and wasn’t hungry, that was all she cared about.
Ryan John Walker – Actually, three brothers. One needed to be married before the end of October. So, they conspired together to write for one bride, and then one of the three would marry her if she was someone they liked.
Their father’s will stated if they weren’t married, the ranch would go to his old partner’s son, Milo Green.
Genre: Inspirational
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