Prairie Promises: Three Unlikely Romances Bring Delight and Humor to Buttonwood, Nebraska

Prairie Promises #1-3

by Kelly Eileen Hake

From Book 1:

When Clara Fields and her aunt are kicked off their wagon train, a store owner in Buttonwood offers a chance at redemption. Desperate, she agrees to find a bride for the man’s son—a stalwart bachelor. Will Clara’s faith and wits help her wrangle a resolution to The Bride Bargain?

Genres: Romance, Christian Romance, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Christian, Clean Romance, Westerns

869 pages, Paperback

Published November 1, 2011

About the author

Kelly Eileen Hake is a reader favorite of Barbour's Heartsong Presents series, where she has released several books. A credentialed Secondary English teacher in California, she is pursing her MA in Writing Popular Fiction. Known for her own style of witty, heartwarming historical romance, Kelly is currently writing the Prairie Promises trilogy, her first full-length novels. She has been writing since she could hold a pen and was first published at the tender age of eighteen.

Reviews

[SJ Garrison · Rating 5 out of 5]

3 wonderful stories

Very enjoyable books. Each book was full of inspiration and hope. I recommend to everyone wanting to read clean stories.

[Mary · Rating 4 out of 5]

These three books in one were very well written and interesting. Two feuding families cause unrest in a small town in Nebraska. Two women who are abandoned by a wagon train are helped by a widowed store owner who lives in a large unfilled home. A young doctor, who is the son of this father, is working with the down and trodden of a large city when he finds a young orphan girl who is running from unsavory men after her sister dies. He brings her to the small town to visit, but they both fall in love with the life there eventually. Several romances form during the sequence of the stories and by the end of the third book, God has solved some dislikes after healing through diversity. In the last book, one of the town men send for a bride by mail and there is a misunderstanding of similar names. Although a time of hurt and irritation evolve, true character wins over ruffled feathers. These books are very worth the reading!

[Bethany N Wallace · Rating 4 out of 5]

This trilogy is really good! The characters are believable, with witty dialogues. There's a lot of humor, too.
I loved the first two books in this trilogy. The third one is okay, but not my favorite... However I still recommend this book as a good read!

[Hannah · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great trilogy with humor and emotion perfectly balanced. It's characters were memorable and the plot captivating. The ending was a perfect example of God's love and perfect timing while wrapping up all the loose ends. This trilogy is definitely worth the read.

[Bree · Rating 5 out of 5]

Typical romance stories but with interesting independent spunky women.

[Deanna Mosier · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun trilogy

Loved this trilogy. Fun romances, full of wit and humor! I liked having them all in one book...like it was one long book. I really enjoyed them.

[Melinda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved these books!