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Nebraska Historicals #3
A Bride for Tom
Tom Larson is having trouble finding a wife, and Jessica Reynolds decides to help him overcome his awkward and clumsy manners so he can attract women. *This is a novella of about 30,000 words. Books in the Nebraska Historical Romance Series Book 1: Her Heart's Desire Book 2: A Bride for Tom (novella) Book 3: A Husband for Margaret (novella) Book 4: Eye of the Beholder Book 5: The Wrong Husband Book 6: The Shotgun Groom Book 7: To Have and To Hold Book 8: His Redeeming Bride Book 9: Isaac's Decision
91 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 27, 2010
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Ruth Ann Nordin
172 books712 followersWhat's to say? I write a lot. I read often. I sleep little. Once in awhile, I've been known to clean the house. A number of kids live in my house and there's this guy they call dad and I call husband. All in all, it's a pretty good life. :-)
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February 25, 2012
I thought this book was cute, what with Tom being a clutz and Jessica not, it was over all good. I thought it was a little rushed though, as far as the romance goes--Jessica and Tom kissed(like, a serious one)not long after they met each other, and then they got married much too quickly. But, nonetheless, it was cute.
Side note: Please, please, please do not read A Husband For Margaret!!!!!!!!!!! I started reading this book, totally drawn in by the whole widower with four boys thing, but as I got further into the book and Margaret and Joseph get married, their "wedding night" is very, very detailed and highly inappropriate!!!! I didn't even read the whole thing, and I was horrified!! I thought this was a Christian author, but if her writing says anything about that, it's that she's not!! I tell you, I was so shocked, my body was shaking and I couldn't stop crying; I'm fourteen! I didn't expect that, and my mom hadn't read it, so who knew?? Please, I read the first one, but if I could go back and not read it, I would do that, just to show I don't at all support this author.
Side note: Please, please, please do not read A Husband For Margaret!!!!!!!!!!! I started reading this book, totally drawn in by the whole widower with four boys thing, but as I got further into the book and Margaret and Joseph get married, their "wedding night" is very, very detailed and highly inappropriate!!!! I didn't even read the whole thing, and I was horrified!! I thought this was a Christian author, but if her writing says anything about that, it's that she's not!! I tell you, I was so shocked, my body was shaking and I couldn't stop crying; I'm fourteen! I didn't expect that, and my mom hadn't read it, so who knew?? Please, I read the first one, but if I could go back and not read it, I would do that, just to show I don't at all support this author.
August 20, 2016
++Spoilers++
3.5 stars
Cute short and sweet.
This is Tom and Jessica's story.
Tom gets very nervous around women he doesn't know, and ends up bumbling, tripping, breaking things, and is pretty much a disaster waiting to happen. Jessica is engaged to Peter, but feels bad for Tom and decides to help him.
Peter is a momma's boy and his momma is overbearing. This becomes clearer to Jessica as she starts to take an interest in Tom.
Long story short, Jessica ends her engagement with Peter and marries Tom. Giving up a comfortable life in town to move with Tom into his sod house on the farm,
A few things I'd like to note:
1. I've tagged this as both MC's being virgins even though it's not really spelled out. Tom sort of mentions how his first time with Jessica is "more wonderful than he ever imagined." Not to mention this authors style or view is that sex before marriage is a no no. Works great for me!
2. If you read Wagon Trail Bride #1, there is a bit of an inconsistancy between these two books. In that Tom is interested in a "Becky." So I was expecting the heroine of this book to be "Becky" not Jessica. A bit odd since no girls in this book care for Tom and in fact avoid him due to his awkwardness.
3, This is a very short, sweet simple read, and novella to boot. It's only 100 pages.
I liked it, but as with most novellas I wanted more.
I plan to skip the next two books in this series due to personal preference (one has a widower with 4 sons, and the other is about an unattractive heroine). I may come back to read "Eye of the Beholder" (with the unattractive heroine)because so many reviewers say it is really good, but I am just not in the mood for such an emotional read at this time.
Safety:
Hero & Heroine - Implied virgins (see above)
Cheating-No
OM/OW- Heroine is engaged to another. Breaks the engagement. Never loved him
Violence-No
Cursing-No
Sex- Yes, one time at the end. Detailed.
Adultery-No
Rape-No
Abuse-No
Marriage- yes
Baby-No
HEA/ILY's yes to both
3.5 stars
Cute short and sweet.
This is Tom and Jessica's story.
Tom gets very nervous around women he doesn't know, and ends up bumbling, tripping, breaking things, and is pretty much a disaster waiting to happen. Jessica is engaged to Peter, but feels bad for Tom and decides to help him.
Peter is a momma's boy and his momma is overbearing. This becomes clearer to Jessica as she starts to take an interest in Tom.
Long story short, Jessica ends her engagement with Peter and marries Tom. Giving up a comfortable life in town to move with Tom into his sod house on the farm,
A few things I'd like to note:
1. I've tagged this as both MC's being virgins even though it's not really spelled out. Tom sort of mentions how his first time with Jessica is "more wonderful than he ever imagined." Not to mention this authors style or view is that sex before marriage is a no no. Works great for me!
2. If you read Wagon Trail Bride #1, there is a bit of an inconsistancy between these two books. In that Tom is interested in a "Becky." So I was expecting the heroine of this book to be "Becky" not Jessica. A bit odd since no girls in this book care for Tom and in fact avoid him due to his awkwardness.
3, This is a very short, sweet simple read, and novella to boot. It's only 100 pages.
I liked it, but as with most novellas I wanted more.
I plan to skip the next two books in this series due to personal preference (one has a widower with 4 sons, and the other is about an unattractive heroine). I may come back to read "Eye of the Beholder" (with the unattractive heroine)because so many reviewers say it is really good, but I am just not in the mood for such an emotional read at this time.
Safety:
Hero & Heroine - Implied virgins (see above)
Cheating-No
OM/OW- Heroine is engaged to another. Breaks the engagement. Never loved him
Violence-No
Cursing-No
Sex- Yes, one time at the end. Detailed.
Adultery-No
Rape-No
Abuse-No
Marriage- yes
Baby-No
HEA/ILY's yes to both
October 7, 2010
This was the first book by this author I read, and, since I have a few of them on my eReader, it won't be the last. It took a while to get used to the narrative style, and even longer to warm up to the heroine, but eventually I did, and when that happened I found myself enjoying this little story.
Initially I disliked Jessica, so worried about appearances, dismissing Tom as a "bumbling idiot", because everybody else thought so. She appeared shallow, haughty, and conceited, but eventually changed tune and became quite likable.
I didn't care for the author's portrayal of Tom at the beginning, either, since she made him appear clumsy...But once his clumsiness was explained both me and Jessica started looking at him with different eyes.
Granted, this story takes a while to "get to you", but once every above-mentioned hurdle was crossed, it turned out to be a rather good read, with some added stereotypes about matrons and their outlook on the world (that hasn't changed that much since 1868). ;)
I'm looking forward to reading the sequel, A Husband for Margaret. Margaret, Jessica's friend, deserves what's coming to her.
Initially I disliked Jessica, so worried about appearances, dismissing Tom as a "bumbling idiot", because everybody else thought so. She appeared shallow, haughty, and conceited, but eventually changed tune and became quite likable.
I didn't care for the author's portrayal of Tom at the beginning, either, since she made him appear clumsy...But once his clumsiness was explained both me and Jessica started looking at him with different eyes.
Granted, this story takes a while to "get to you", but once every above-mentioned hurdle was crossed, it turned out to be a rather good read, with some added stereotypes about matrons and their outlook on the world (that hasn't changed that much since 1868). ;)
I'm looking forward to reading the sequel, A Husband for Margaret. Margaret, Jessica's friend, deserves what's coming to her.
June 21, 2015
A funny, romantic and cute love story
If you're looking for a bodice ripper then you won't appreciate this.
If you're looking a steamy novel with the cliché wealthy neanderthalrapist (also known as a cliché Alpha Male) and poor, feeble-minded waiting to be saved heroine than this isn't for you.
The book does lack historical content and the dialogue ought to portray the era it was set in, but otherwise no major problems. I've read far worse dialogue by American authors writing historical fiction set in the UK (the worst kind).
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The Characters
Tom is a nervous, gauche, 20 year old farmer. He stumbles with everything - words, motions and ideas. He's a simple farm boy - who is brilliant at working in "manly" work and in harsh conditions (farming didn't come with tractors and so forth back then). Hence, he's very manly but women never see this side of him. We first encounter him being rejected by the fair folk due to his unsophisticated conduct, lack of genteel manners and nervous disposition that causes him to become a liability (he knocks things over, causes damage in his wake). However, despite all that - he's genuine and without airs and graces - he's honest. He's not the darkly brooding dashing cavalier of a swashbuckling romance - but a ordinary guy.
Jessica is a sweet genteel girl. She's the most popular girl in town and all the bachelors are keen. She's engaged to Peter because his mother finds her a suitable candidate. When she meets Tom, she only wants to help him. However, along the way she realises that he's the real man and Peter for all his flash credentials and charm is a mummy's boy.
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Then there's the remaining family members who are all really engaging characters - jessica's mother, Tom;s funny brothers and even Peter's mother.
I hope we have a story for Joel and Dave. Joel is hilarious.
Although this is a sweet novel - it's not sickly sweet. Or gushing with heartfelt declarations. No cringe worthy "I die for you" rubbish. It's not a melodramatic tale of love and woe. It's a romcom more like Sweet Home Alabama.
If you're looking for a bodice ripper then you won't appreciate this.
If you're looking a steamy novel with the cliché wealthy neanderthal
The book does lack historical content and the dialogue ought to portray the era it was set in, but otherwise no major problems. I've read far worse dialogue by American authors writing historical fiction set in the UK (the worst kind).
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The Characters
Tom is a nervous, gauche, 20 year old farmer. He stumbles with everything - words, motions and ideas. He's a simple farm boy - who is brilliant at working in "manly" work and in harsh conditions (farming didn't come with tractors and so forth back then). Hence, he's very manly but women never see this side of him. We first encounter him being rejected by the fair folk due to his unsophisticated conduct, lack of genteel manners and nervous disposition that causes him to become a liability (he knocks things over, causes damage in his wake). However, despite all that - he's genuine and without airs and graces - he's honest. He's not the darkly brooding dashing cavalier of a swashbuckling romance - but a ordinary guy.
Jessica is a sweet genteel girl. She's the most popular girl in town and all the bachelors are keen. She's engaged to Peter because his mother finds her a suitable candidate. When she meets Tom, she only wants to help him. However, along the way she realises that he's the real man and Peter for all his flash credentials and charm is a mummy's boy.
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Then there's the remaining family members who are all really engaging characters - jessica's mother, Tom;s funny brothers and even Peter's mother.
I hope we have a story for Joel and Dave. Joel is hilarious.
Although this is a sweet novel - it's not sickly sweet. Or gushing with heartfelt declarations. No cringe worthy "I die for you" rubbish. It's not a melodramatic tale of love and woe. It's a romcom more like Sweet Home Alabama.
November 5, 2018
A very cute, sweet, short story about Tom finding love!
December 25, 2021
This one is pretty darn sweet. The h feels sorry for the H because he is a total and utter klutz but despite this she finds him hot and is soon dumping her mummy’s boy fiancé for this dude.
H get wrong impression of h thinking she is making fun of him but can’t fond it in himself to be mean.
I’ve no idea what went on with the loose button which required the hair cut - seems a tad dramatic I’m 99% certain this could have been resolved without scissors it’s not like it was gum.
Anyway this was cute
H get wrong impression of h thinking she is making fun of him but can’t fond it in himself to be mean.
I’ve no idea what went on with the loose button which required the hair cut - seems a tad dramatic I’m 99% certain this could have been resolved without scissors it’s not like it was gum.
Anyway this was cute
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 1, 2011
Book 2: A Bride for Tom
Jessica Reynolds is engaged to Peter, although when you meet his mother you may think she is engaged to both of them! While at a dance she feels pity for Tom Larson. He is so clumsy and all the girls refuse to dance with him, so Jessica decides she will. All is going well until Tom's cuff gets tangled into Jessica's hair and she has to cut her precious hair shorter than she likes.
Tom gets ribbed for his clumsiness yet again, especially from his youngest brother, Joel. Tom brings Jessica some gifts as an apology and she decides to help him out so he will be less clumsy and be able to get a wife. Jessica offers to teach him how to dance.
Of course, everyone...even Joel... knows that Jessica is engaged, Tom does not know and his hopes rise that she could be his wife. Your heart just goes out to Tom as he is such a sweet kind soul, he just gets nervous around women and then clumsy.
Jessica finds herself thinking of Tom more and more. Mostly when her eyes are opened to the fact that Peter does everything to please his mother and she is taking over Jessica's wedding more and more. Making it her special day rather then Jessica's.
Will Jessica see what true love is before she says "I do" to the wrong man? *Rated G
Jessica Reynolds is engaged to Peter, although when you meet his mother you may think she is engaged to both of them! While at a dance she feels pity for Tom Larson. He is so clumsy and all the girls refuse to dance with him, so Jessica decides she will. All is going well until Tom's cuff gets tangled into Jessica's hair and she has to cut her precious hair shorter than she likes.
Tom gets ribbed for his clumsiness yet again, especially from his youngest brother, Joel. Tom brings Jessica some gifts as an apology and she decides to help him out so he will be less clumsy and be able to get a wife. Jessica offers to teach him how to dance.
Of course, everyone...even Joel... knows that Jessica is engaged, Tom does not know and his hopes rise that she could be his wife. Your heart just goes out to Tom as he is such a sweet kind soul, he just gets nervous around women and then clumsy.
Jessica finds herself thinking of Tom more and more. Mostly when her eyes are opened to the fact that Peter does everything to please his mother and she is taking over Jessica's wedding more and more. Making it her special day rather then Jessica's.
Will Jessica see what true love is before she says "I do" to the wrong man? *Rated G
August 10, 2014
This was a really nice, sweet story. But I would have enjoyed it even more if it wasn't so out of sync with the first in the series. 1) This book occurs 1 1/2 years after the first book yet everyone is 3 years older. I guess people really did grow up faster in the olden days. 2) In the first book Tom's parents let his sister Sally elope with a man she has known less than a month and only talked to 4 or 5 times. His mother doesn't even want to be at the wedding of her oldest daughter. Her father doesn't care about giving her away. In this one ( a year later) Tom's dad cautions him not to rush into marriage because it is a lifetime decision. They encourage him to wait a year. 3) This book unlike its prequel is also totally clean. This is not a short-coming it is just strange when the previous book has very descriptive sex. A series should be consistent for its target audience.
January 4, 2011
I read this just because it was free on my new gadget. It was a clean book but very boring and I need to figure out how to erase it because I don't want to see it again.
October 11, 2013
jut loved it nothing more to say :)
September 25, 2025
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)
This book was pure sweetness from start to finish. Tom absolutely stole my heart — awkward, shy, completely inexperienced, but also the kindest and most genuine man. He’s the definition of a cinnamon roll hero, the kind of husband every romance reader secretly dreams about. 🥺
Jessica was lovely too, with patience and warmth that matched perfectly with Tom’s innocence. Together, they created a romance that was wholesome, heartwarming, and just so tender. Their relationship felt natural and soft, with no unnecessary drama — just two people learning to love each other in the sweetest way possible.
🌸 If you want a feel-good story with a gentle hero who treats his bride like gold, this is it. Probably one of the cutest “set-up by family/friends” romances I’ve ever read.
🌶 Spice Level: 1/5 (very mild, more about sweetness than steam)
⚡ Tropes: Arranged Marriage · Cinnamon Roll MMC · Gentle Romance · Small Town Life · Misunderstood Hero
This book was pure sweetness from start to finish. Tom absolutely stole my heart — awkward, shy, completely inexperienced, but also the kindest and most genuine man. He’s the definition of a cinnamon roll hero, the kind of husband every romance reader secretly dreams about. 🥺
Jessica was lovely too, with patience and warmth that matched perfectly with Tom’s innocence. Together, they created a romance that was wholesome, heartwarming, and just so tender. Their relationship felt natural and soft, with no unnecessary drama — just two people learning to love each other in the sweetest way possible.
🌸 If you want a feel-good story with a gentle hero who treats his bride like gold, this is it. Probably one of the cutest “set-up by family/friends” romances I’ve ever read.
🌶 Spice Level: 1/5 (very mild, more about sweetness than steam)
⚡ Tropes: Arranged Marriage · Cinnamon Roll MMC · Gentle Romance · Small Town Life · Misunderstood Hero
July 20, 2025
Between 2 and 3 stars.
I thought this story was ok but a bit juvenile at times. The whole story felt a bit rushed and overall pretty silly.
I thought this story was ok but a bit juvenile at times. The whole story felt a bit rushed and overall pretty silly.
October 3, 2011
I read A Bride for Tom and A Husband for Margaret on the same night as if they were one story, but I think I enjoyed Margaret's story just a tad more. I found the writing style a bit Mickey Mouse at first, but as the story and character development continued I got interested enough to look past it. What I loved about both these stories was the bold, strong-willed, straight forward personalities of both heroines--they made more sense and just seemed more capable of logical thought than your average stupid romance heroine. I hate novels that have to do with "secrets" and "misunderstandings" taken to ridiculous idiotic extremes, that spend 200 pages wheel-spinning just because the protagonists cannot communicate like semi-sane human beings and for no good reason just don't spit out what any normal person in those circumstances would say. These two women said what they meant and meant what they said and went straight after what they wanted--what a refreshing change from the usual hokey, contrived romance novel. The reason I didn't like A Bride for Tom as much as the sequel was that I thought the early descriptions of Tom's klutziness were taken too much to extreme and this would have been a better novel if the author had toned it down to a more realistic level. The first dance lesson was a real weak point of the story, and Tom's acting like an idiot because he thought Peter and Margaret were watching made no sense and was merely ridiculous and awkward. I think many readers would stop at that point, but afterwards the author does tone it down and makes Tom more human and then the novella does get much better.
March 15, 2019
3 1/2 stars
Cute, sweet, simple, quick and clean romance that made me chuckle throughout.
"But there are good and bad things no matter where a person goes.”
“But if you like the one you’re with, it makes it all the better,” Jessica added.
[Tom] grinned at her. “No truer words were ever said.”
Blushing, she returned his smile.
I needed a book/novella with flowers on the cover for one of my reading challenges and chose this one. I've seen a number of books out there by Ruth Ann Nordin and noted that she's pretty popular on Smashwords so this was a good opportunity to give her work a try.
Cute, sweet, simple, quick and clean romance that made me chuckle throughout.
"But there are good and bad things no matter where a person goes.”
“But if you like the one you’re with, it makes it all the better,” Jessica added.
[Tom] grinned at her. “No truer words were ever said.”
Blushing, she returned his smile.
I needed a book/novella with flowers on the cover for one of my reading challenges and chose this one. I've seen a number of books out there by Ruth Ann Nordin and noted that she's pretty popular on Smashwords so this was a good opportunity to give her work a try.
June 4, 2014
I thought this book was really cute. I was really surprised that Tom kissed Jessica first with how clumsy Tom was, and how inexperienced he was when it came to girls. I am happy that Jessica got rid of Peter, because he was 'lame sauce.' I somewhat relate to this book in a way because I was in a relationship that I wasn't happy with and now I have found an amazing man, I get that butterfly feeling every time I am around him, and we have been together for a year now. I relate to Jessica a lot because she knows what she wants in life and so do I and it may be hard to realize that at first, but once you figure things out, life gets so much better, especially once you are happy.
December 30, 2011
I don't often read historical romances and if it hadn't been a free download I probably wouldn't have read this one either and that would have been a shame. I enjoyed this book, it was quick and easy to read and I read it in one evening.
The story and old fashioned courting reminded me of "These Happy Golden Years" by Laura Ingalls Wilder which is the penultimate book in the Little House on the Prairie series when Almanzo Wilder is courting Laura Ingalls.
I'm now going to have to download a Husband for Margaret to see what happens to Jessica's best friend.
The story and old fashioned courting reminded me of "These Happy Golden Years" by Laura Ingalls Wilder which is the penultimate book in the Little House on the Prairie series when Almanzo Wilder is courting Laura Ingalls.
I'm now going to have to download a Husband for Margaret to see what happens to Jessica's best friend.
August 12, 2015
This book is..... Extremely silly and not at all believable.
It's supposed to be historical fiction, yet part of if felt historic and other parts felt more modern. I kept having to kinda remind myself that I wasn't reading a contemporary story.
The characters were mostly just annoying. I didn't really like any of them.
The story was rather abrupt and progressed much too quickly for my taste.
Overall, I simply did not enjoy this story at all.
It's supposed to be historical fiction, yet part of if felt historic and other parts felt more modern. I kept having to kinda remind myself that I wasn't reading a contemporary story.
The characters were mostly just annoying. I didn't really like any of them.
The story was rather abrupt and progressed much too quickly for my taste.
Overall, I simply did not enjoy this story at all.
August 11, 2012
This one is simply my favorite by Ruth Ann Nordin because it show that this two character were meant for each other. Jessica helps out Tom, who is finding a bride, by getting rid of his clumsiness and shyness yet Jessica unexpectedly starts to love him while helping him out. I really love the plot and the character. I must read it again.
October 20, 2011
This is exactly what it is advertised to be. As a short historical romance, it's a charming bit a fluff that left me with a satisfying ending. Definitely one I would hand over to my daughters. I plan on reading other books by Ruth Ann Nordin.
May 18, 2011
i really enjoyed this book. i couldnt put it down.
June 25, 2019
This was very sweet. Lots of funny moments. You find yourself rooting for Tom. I loved Jessica's persistence and self-assurance. This is a quick read that is great for a rainy day.
January 17, 2012
Kind of corny but a cute read. I liked it for a short quick read to "rest" my mind between the other heavier books that I'm reading.
June 5, 2012
This book was short and sweet. Not much to it, pretty simple love story. ok read but wouldn't read it again.
November 29, 2014
Sweet story, had some very funny moments but no intensity.
January 8, 2017
Fantastic novella!
October 29, 2018
1st read of Nordin's - really enjoyed the sweetness of a long-gone era. Warning - only one without sex scenes...
Read in order!
1 - Wagon Trail Bride (pioneer series book 1) - Richard Larson & Amanda's story - 1864
2 - The Marriage Agreement (Amanda's friend, Laura's story) - 1865
3 - Groom for Hire (Joe Otto) 1866
4 - Forced into Marriage (4 in Pioneer Series) - Brandon Herman - 1866
Then the previous books from Nebraska Historical series
1 - Her Heart’s Desire (Nebraska Book 1) – Sally Larson’s romance 1867
2 - A Bride for Tom (Nebraska Book 2) – Tom Larson’s romance 1868
3 - A Husband for Margaret (Nebraska Book 3) – Joseph Conneally’s romance
4- Eye of the Beholder (Nebraska Book 4) – Dave Larson and Mary’s first book
5 - The Wrong Husband (Nebraska Book 5) – Jenny Larson’s romance
6 - Shotgun Groom (Nebraska Book 6) – Joel Larson’s romance
7 - To Have and To Hold (Nebraska Book 7) – Dave and Mary’s Second Book
8 - His Redeeming Bride (Nebraska Book 8) – Neil Craftsman’s romance
9 - Isaac’s Decision (Nebraska Book 9) – Isaac Larson and Emily Craftsman’s romance
Onto “Misled Mail Order Brides” series
1 - Bride Price (Misled Mail Order Brides 1) - Sep Wilson
2 - The rejected groom (Misled Mail Order Brides 2) - Anthony (Tony) Larson
3 - the perfect wife (Misled Mail Order Brides 3) - Mark Larson
Pretty sure there are a number more now (October 2018)
Okay, let’s help everyone out a bit as the Larsons are in so many stories
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This is the best order to read these in
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1 - Wagon Trail Bride (pioneer series book 1) - Richard Larson & Amanda's story - 1864
July 1864 - October, then November 1865 & June 1866
Richard Larson - 20 - school together, carpenter/house building, moved with family from NYC to Omaha, Nebraska; predicable & secure
Amanda - 20 around January - orphaned at 18, not girly-girl
(June 1866 - twins: Anthony & Mark)
Sally - 17 - always the smart one, quick to catch on
Tom - 15 - Joel gets under his skin
Dave - 12 - quiet, works a lot with his pa
Jenny - 10 - in a hurry to do everything; scream could wake the dead
Joel - 7 - needs someone to prod him along; feel sorry for Joel. Being so little, he doesn’t have a chance unless he learns how to outwit his older brothers and sisters. Joel likes to pick on Tom most
Also, Joe Otto - needs some who enjoys being outside
Laura Rufus - 20 - big heart
Jesse Palmer & MIL Mrs. Shaw & Elsie
Elliot - baby born in July (early October, 4.5 months old) - stronger than he looks, born early
Mr. Carmichael
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2 - Marriage Agreement - Amanda’s friend, Laura’s story with Jesse
May 1865 +
Laura Rufus - 21 - from Pennsylvania, only child
Jesse Palmer - 23 from NYC
Mrs. Fanny Shaw - spoiled, outspoken, was youngest of 15 kids & no one wants her (even brother, Burt)
Elliot Palmer - 10 months in May 1865 (born July 1864)
Mr. & Mrs. Rufus - came from Ireland, arranged marriage, 25 years married
Larson Family (no bdays August or September & most likely not July or October, either):
Richard (22)
Amanda (22)
Sally - 18
Tom - 16
Dave - 13
Jenny - 11
Joel - 8
Also, Joe Otto - knows lots of people between driving wagon trains & doing odd jobs
Ralph Lindon - merchant, likes to haggle
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3 - Groom for Hire - Joe Otto’s story
March 1866 - Omaha, Nebraska to San Francisco, California (late October), March 1867 back to Omaha
Joe Otto - dark brown hair and eyes, thin built, loves the process & adventure of the trip, running wagon trains for 5 years, horse: Buck, only child
Michelle Heller - 21 - Mother died when she was 10, rich, taught to always look pretty, pays piano, always inside before wagon train, wants to try new things
“The sense of adventure beckoned to her. And that was what the tune made her think of as she played it. Her mother hadn’t been one to shy away from the opportunity to do something new, and she wouldn’t, either.” Sense of freedom being outside, long dark brown hair, slender build, and bright blue eyes, only child
Bernard Heller - Michelle’s Dad
Jesse & Laura Palmer Elliot (20 months March 1866/ born July 1864) & Benjamin (born April 1866) & Laura’s mom married Hans (German)
Danny Taylor - 22 - traveling with sister & mother, afraid of shadow
Henrietta Taylor - 19
Alice Woods - 30 - gossip, traveling with cousin & family (Ferns)
Stuart Fern - better hunter than Danny
Sherry Fern - late 30s - nice to everyone, married to Alice’s cousin
10 year old daughter
Brandon Hermon - other hired person - early 30s, recently divorced & drunk (left in Wyoming Territory)
Ted Gilbert - middle-aged man
Phillipa Grady - husband & 3 young kids: son (12), Liz (10) & 1 more not mentioned
Matthew - leader of hunting party
Diana & Ruby - “older” women, learned to hunt
Nancy - keep to herself & family mostly
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4 - Forced into Marriage (4 in Pioneer Series) - Brandon Herman - 1866
Early July 1866 Wyoming Territory (about 4 months since started out in Omaha on Wagon Train) with epilogue 5 years later
Brandon Clint Herman - 29, wife (Hester) cheated with best friend, when he started drinking and ended up losing mercantile because of it & gambling debt (in Omaha), to Ralph Lindon, married 6 years,
Lokni - 19, from Crow tribe, US military killed friends & family & sold her to 4 terrible men who abused & raped her for a year: Orson Pitt, Hank Pitt, Zane Wilson, Barney Pitt (sheriff his brother), 4th man: Nolan Anders, 1st husband married her & her 2 sisters and she was not even first wife, had stillborn girl,
Clint Herman (born July 1866)
Wilma (3 years younger)
Donna
Matt
(Brandon and Lokni Herman found their happily ever after in a quaint home in San Francisco. Brandon did work at the mercantile, and he eventually bought it from the owner who decided to go further north to set up another business. Brandon and Lokni had more children together. After Clint, Lokni gave birth to Wilma, Donna, and Matt. Donna and Matt were named after a couple they had befriended in California.)
Also:
Craig - boss when cut trees
Mrs. Wilma Samson - laundry, widow
Mr. Burke - works or owns mercantile
Donald Jones - leading another wagon train to Washington Territory
Michelle & Joe Otto - see book 3: Groom for Hire
By 1871 - 3rd year going to California, 1870 - lead one to Nevada, also have done the Oregon Territory. Try to get out to Omaha at least every 2 years to see her father
(No children. They did, however, often visit Jesse and Laura Palmer, and those children were like nephews and nieces to them. They also got to travel the entire country, including Canada and Alaska, and lived out a lot of adventures along the way.)
Richard and Amanda Larson - book 1: Wagon Trail Bride
(had twin boys, Anthony and Mark, and a girl, Annabelle. I am going to write Anthony’s and Mark’s romances in the Misled Mail Order Brides Series, which are due out in 2018. The first book in the series is due out November 2017, and that features Sep Wilson, who was Joel Larson’s younger brother-in-law in Shotgun Groom (Book 6 in the Nebraska Series). So you will be seeing some more of Richard and Amanda as they continue to live their happy ending in this series.)
Jesse and Laura Palmer - book 2: The Marriage Agreement
(had Elliot, Benjamin, Mark, and Teresa. Amanda and Laura remained very close friends, and Jesse went on to acquire more farmland, which he farmed with two of his sons. They ended up selling a lot of their crops and made a good living this way.)
—— 5 ——
5 - Her Heart’s Desire (Nebraska Book 1) – Sally Larson’s romance (& her friend, Ethel Mae Jordan)
April 1867, back to Omaha, Nebraska, epilogue Thanksgiving 3 years later (1870)
Sally Larson - 19 - been in Omaha 2 years, said to talk too much, won race so still calls brother David instead of Dave, always easy to make friends, hates to cook
Rick Johnson - Dark brown wavy hair parted neatly on the right side, brown eyes, and the hint of a dimple on his cheeks when he smiled. He wore a nicely pressed brown suit that fit just right on his broad shoulders and tall, slender frame, moved from Vermont, new lawyer replacing Judge Williams after his untimely death, Judge Townsend is an old friend of the family, only brother died in infancy
Greg (December 1869 or January 1870 - 11-months in November 1870)
Also
Ethel Mae Jordan - good friend, marries Samuel Dixon & moves to California
(1870 - 3 year old son & expecting 2nd in summer 1871)
Sister Vivian - 10 years old
Mrs. Penquite - middle-aged woman who owned the boarding house
Samuel Dixon - Judge Townsend’s nephew, opening hotel in California, from Virginia, 8th of 17 children
Hugh - bothering Vivian
Larson Family (no bdays August or September & most likely not July or October, either) - house & chicken coop wood, barn - sod
Richard (22)
Amanda (22) - loves history & named twins after Mark Anthony
Mark & Anthony (born June 1866)
Annabelle (1 in November 1970)
Sally - 19 (see above)
Tom - 17 - still having issues with Joel, clumsy
(1870 - Jessica & daughter, Nelly (baby)
Dave - 14 - most serious & works hard
Jenny - 12 - loves sewing
(1870 “Clyde Jenkins came over, and I caught him kissing Jenny on the cheek.””)
Joel Patrick - 9 - still having issues with Tom, lazy
—— 6 ——
6 - A Bride for Tom (Nebraska Book 2) – Tom Larson’s romance
September 1868
Tom Larson - 19 - still having issues with Joel, clumsy (esp. when nervous)
Jessica Reynolds
(1870 - Jessica & daughter, Nelly (baby))
Also,
Margaret Williams
Peter James
Connie James
Maureen Brown
Other girls in town: Daisy, Beth, Rachel,
Larson Family (no bdays August or September & most likely not July or October, either) - house & chicken coop wood, barn - sod
Richard (23)
Amanda (23) - loves history & named twins after Mark Anthony
Mark & Anthony (born June 1866)
Annabelle (1 in November 1970)
Sally - (20)
Rick Johnson - lawyer
Greg (December 1869 or January 1870 - 11-months in November 1870)
Tom - 19 - see above
(1870 - Jessica & daughter, Nelly (baby)
Dave - (15) - most serious & works hard
Jenny - (13) - loves sewing
(1870 “Clyde Jenkins came over, and I caught him kissing Jenny on the cheek.””)
Joel Patrick - (10) - still having issues with Tom, lazy
7 - A Husband for Margaret (Nebraska Book 3) – Joseph Conneally’s romance
Margaret Williams
Joseph Conneally
8 - Eye of the Beholder (Nebraska Book 4) – Dave Larson and Mary’s first book
9 - The Wrong Husband (Nebraska Book 5) – Jenny Larson’s romance
10 - Shotgun Groom (Nebraska Book 6) – Joel Larson’s romance
11 - To Have and To Hold (Nebraska Book 7) – Dave and Mary’s Second Book
12 - His Redeeming Bride (Nebraska Book 8) – Neil Craftsman’s romance
13 - Isaac’s Decision (Nebraska Book 9) – Isaac Larson and Emily Craftsman’s romance
14 - Bride Price (Misled Mail Order Brides 1) - Sep Wilson
15 - The rejected groom (Misled Mail Order Brides 2) - Anthony (Tony) Larson
16 - the perfect wife (Misled Mail Order Brides 3) - Mark Larson
More, too...
Read in order!
1 - Wagon Trail Bride (pioneer series book 1) - Richard Larson & Amanda's story - 1864
2 - The Marriage Agreement (Amanda's friend, Laura's story) - 1865
3 - Groom for Hire (Joe Otto) 1866
4 - Forced into Marriage (4 in Pioneer Series) - Brandon Herman - 1866
Then the previous books from Nebraska Historical series
1 - Her Heart’s Desire (Nebraska Book 1) – Sally Larson’s romance 1867
2 - A Bride for Tom (Nebraska Book 2) – Tom Larson’s romance 1868
3 - A Husband for Margaret (Nebraska Book 3) – Joseph Conneally’s romance
4- Eye of the Beholder (Nebraska Book 4) – Dave Larson and Mary’s first book
5 - The Wrong Husband (Nebraska Book 5) – Jenny Larson’s romance
6 - Shotgun Groom (Nebraska Book 6) – Joel Larson’s romance
7 - To Have and To Hold (Nebraska Book 7) – Dave and Mary’s Second Book
8 - His Redeeming Bride (Nebraska Book 8) – Neil Craftsman’s romance
9 - Isaac’s Decision (Nebraska Book 9) – Isaac Larson and Emily Craftsman’s romance
Onto “Misled Mail Order Brides” series
1 - Bride Price (Misled Mail Order Brides 1) - Sep Wilson
2 - The rejected groom (Misled Mail Order Brides 2) - Anthony (Tony) Larson
3 - the perfect wife (Misled Mail Order Brides 3) - Mark Larson
Pretty sure there are a number more now (October 2018)
Okay, let’s help everyone out a bit as the Larsons are in so many stories
*********
This is the best order to read these in
——- 1 ——
1 - Wagon Trail Bride (pioneer series book 1) - Richard Larson & Amanda's story - 1864
July 1864 - October, then November 1865 & June 1866
Richard Larson - 20 - school together, carpenter/house building, moved with family from NYC to Omaha, Nebraska; predicable & secure
Amanda - 20 around January - orphaned at 18, not girly-girl
(June 1866 - twins: Anthony & Mark)
Sally - 17 - always the smart one, quick to catch on
Tom - 15 - Joel gets under his skin
Dave - 12 - quiet, works a lot with his pa
Jenny - 10 - in a hurry to do everything; scream could wake the dead
Joel - 7 - needs someone to prod him along; feel sorry for Joel. Being so little, he doesn’t have a chance unless he learns how to outwit his older brothers and sisters. Joel likes to pick on Tom most
Also, Joe Otto - needs some who enjoys being outside
Laura Rufus - 20 - big heart
Jesse Palmer & MIL Mrs. Shaw & Elsie
Elliot - baby born in July (early October, 4.5 months old) - stronger than he looks, born early
Mr. Carmichael
—— 2 ——
2 - Marriage Agreement - Amanda’s friend, Laura’s story with Jesse
May 1865 +
Laura Rufus - 21 - from Pennsylvania, only child
Jesse Palmer - 23 from NYC
Mrs. Fanny Shaw - spoiled, outspoken, was youngest of 15 kids & no one wants her (even brother, Burt)
Elliot Palmer - 10 months in May 1865 (born July 1864)
Mr. & Mrs. Rufus - came from Ireland, arranged marriage, 25 years married
Larson Family (no bdays August or September & most likely not July or October, either):
Richard (22)
Amanda (22)
Sally - 18
Tom - 16
Dave - 13
Jenny - 11
Joel - 8
Also, Joe Otto - knows lots of people between driving wagon trains & doing odd jobs
Ralph Lindon - merchant, likes to haggle
—— 3 ——
3 - Groom for Hire - Joe Otto’s story
March 1866 - Omaha, Nebraska to San Francisco, California (late October), March 1867 back to Omaha
Joe Otto - dark brown hair and eyes, thin built, loves the process & adventure of the trip, running wagon trains for 5 years, horse: Buck, only child
Michelle Heller - 21 - Mother died when she was 10, rich, taught to always look pretty, pays piano, always inside before wagon train, wants to try new things
“The sense of adventure beckoned to her. And that was what the tune made her think of as she played it. Her mother hadn’t been one to shy away from the opportunity to do something new, and she wouldn’t, either.” Sense of freedom being outside, long dark brown hair, slender build, and bright blue eyes, only child
Bernard Heller - Michelle’s Dad
Jesse & Laura Palmer Elliot (20 months March 1866/ born July 1864) & Benjamin (born April 1866) & Laura’s mom married Hans (German)
Danny Taylor - 22 - traveling with sister & mother, afraid of shadow
Henrietta Taylor - 19
Alice Woods - 30 - gossip, traveling with cousin & family (Ferns)
Stuart Fern - better hunter than Danny
Sherry Fern - late 30s - nice to everyone, married to Alice’s cousin
10 year old daughter
Brandon Hermon - other hired person - early 30s, recently divorced & drunk (left in Wyoming Territory)
Ted Gilbert - middle-aged man
Phillipa Grady - husband & 3 young kids: son (12), Liz (10) & 1 more not mentioned
Matthew - leader of hunting party
Diana & Ruby - “older” women, learned to hunt
Nancy - keep to herself & family mostly
—— 4 ——
4 - Forced into Marriage (4 in Pioneer Series) - Brandon Herman - 1866
Early July 1866 Wyoming Territory (about 4 months since started out in Omaha on Wagon Train) with epilogue 5 years later
Brandon Clint Herman - 29, wife (Hester) cheated with best friend, when he started drinking and ended up losing mercantile because of it & gambling debt (in Omaha), to Ralph Lindon, married 6 years,
Lokni - 19, from Crow tribe, US military killed friends & family & sold her to 4 terrible men who abused & raped her for a year: Orson Pitt, Hank Pitt, Zane Wilson, Barney Pitt (sheriff his brother), 4th man: Nolan Anders, 1st husband married her & her 2 sisters and she was not even first wife, had stillborn girl,
Clint Herman (born July 1866)
Wilma (3 years younger)
Donna
Matt
(Brandon and Lokni Herman found their happily ever after in a quaint home in San Francisco. Brandon did work at the mercantile, and he eventually bought it from the owner who decided to go further north to set up another business. Brandon and Lokni had more children together. After Clint, Lokni gave birth to Wilma, Donna, and Matt. Donna and Matt were named after a couple they had befriended in California.)
Also:
Craig - boss when cut trees
Mrs. Wilma Samson - laundry, widow
Mr. Burke - works or owns mercantile
Donald Jones - leading another wagon train to Washington Territory
Michelle & Joe Otto - see book 3: Groom for Hire
By 1871 - 3rd year going to California, 1870 - lead one to Nevada, also have done the Oregon Territory. Try to get out to Omaha at least every 2 years to see her father
(No children. They did, however, often visit Jesse and Laura Palmer, and those children were like nephews and nieces to them. They also got to travel the entire country, including Canada and Alaska, and lived out a lot of adventures along the way.)
Richard and Amanda Larson - book 1: Wagon Trail Bride
(had twin boys, Anthony and Mark, and a girl, Annabelle. I am going to write Anthony’s and Mark’s romances in the Misled Mail Order Brides Series, which are due out in 2018. The first book in the series is due out November 2017, and that features Sep Wilson, who was Joel Larson’s younger brother-in-law in Shotgun Groom (Book 6 in the Nebraska Series). So you will be seeing some more of Richard and Amanda as they continue to live their happy ending in this series.)
Jesse and Laura Palmer - book 2: The Marriage Agreement
(had Elliot, Benjamin, Mark, and Teresa. Amanda and Laura remained very close friends, and Jesse went on to acquire more farmland, which he farmed with two of his sons. They ended up selling a lot of their crops and made a good living this way.)
—— 5 ——
5 - Her Heart’s Desire (Nebraska Book 1) – Sally Larson’s romance (& her friend, Ethel Mae Jordan)
April 1867, back to Omaha, Nebraska, epilogue Thanksgiving 3 years later (1870)
Sally Larson - 19 - been in Omaha 2 years, said to talk too much, won race so still calls brother David instead of Dave, always easy to make friends, hates to cook
Rick Johnson - Dark brown wavy hair parted neatly on the right side, brown eyes, and the hint of a dimple on his cheeks when he smiled. He wore a nicely pressed brown suit that fit just right on his broad shoulders and tall, slender frame, moved from Vermont, new lawyer replacing Judge Williams after his untimely death, Judge Townsend is an old friend of the family, only brother died in infancy
Greg (December 1869 or January 1870 - 11-months in November 1870)
Also
Ethel Mae Jordan - good friend, marries Samuel Dixon & moves to California
(1870 - 3 year old son & expecting 2nd in summer 1871)
Sister Vivian - 10 years old
Mrs. Penquite - middle-aged woman who owned the boarding house
Samuel Dixon - Judge Townsend’s nephew, opening hotel in California, from Virginia, 8th of 17 children
Hugh - bothering Vivian
Larson Family (no bdays August or September & most likely not July or October, either) - house & chicken coop wood, barn - sod
Richard (22)
Amanda (22) - loves history & named twins after Mark Anthony
Mark & Anthony (born June 1866)
Annabelle (1 in November 1970)
Sally - 19 (see above)
Tom - 17 - still having issues with Joel, clumsy
(1870 - Jessica & daughter, Nelly (baby)
Dave - 14 - most serious & works hard
Jenny - 12 - loves sewing
(1870 “Clyde Jenkins came over, and I caught him kissing Jenny on the cheek.””)
Joel Patrick - 9 - still having issues with Tom, lazy
—— 6 ——
6 - A Bride for Tom (Nebraska Book 2) – Tom Larson’s romance
September 1868
Tom Larson - 19 - still having issues with Joel, clumsy (esp. when nervous)
Jessica Reynolds
(1870 - Jessica & daughter, Nelly (baby))
Also,
Margaret Williams
Peter James
Connie James
Maureen Brown
Other girls in town: Daisy, Beth, Rachel,
Larson Family (no bdays August or September & most likely not July or October, either) - house & chicken coop wood, barn - sod
Richard (23)
Amanda (23) - loves history & named twins after Mark Anthony
Mark & Anthony (born June 1866)
Annabelle (1 in November 1970)
Sally - (20)
Rick Johnson - lawyer
Greg (December 1869 or January 1870 - 11-months in November 1870)
Tom - 19 - see above
(1870 - Jessica & daughter, Nelly (baby)
Dave - (15) - most serious & works hard
Jenny - (13) - loves sewing
(1870 “Clyde Jenkins came over, and I caught him kissing Jenny on the cheek.””)
Joel Patrick - (10) - still having issues with Tom, lazy
7 - A Husband for Margaret (Nebraska Book 3) – Joseph Conneally’s romance
Margaret Williams
Joseph Conneally
8 - Eye of the Beholder (Nebraska Book 4) – Dave Larson and Mary’s first book
9 - The Wrong Husband (Nebraska Book 5) – Jenny Larson’s romance
10 - Shotgun Groom (Nebraska Book 6) – Joel Larson’s romance
11 - To Have and To Hold (Nebraska Book 7) – Dave and Mary’s Second Book
12 - His Redeeming Bride (Nebraska Book 8) – Neil Craftsman’s romance
13 - Isaac’s Decision (Nebraska Book 9) – Isaac Larson and Emily Craftsman’s romance
14 - Bride Price (Misled Mail Order Brides 1) - Sep Wilson
15 - The rejected groom (Misled Mail Order Brides 2) - Anthony (Tony) Larson
16 - the perfect wife (Misled Mail Order Brides 3) - Mark Larson
More, too...
January 8, 2025
Rating: 2.8 / 5
While this did have some sweet moments, ultimately the story's pretty simplistic, with not much to it.
The next Larson brother, Tom, is rather clumsy around women and doesn't hold out much hope to get married, despite wanting to do so and to get out of his parents' house at last--cause, y'know, it gets crowded there. Anyway, he's gotten a reputation for himself of being a walking disaster waiting to happen, and therefore no woman will have anything to do with him.
No woman, that is, except Jessica, who thinks that all poor Tom needs is a few pointers. Who knew that falling in love would become a part of it, though?
Altogether sweet, but admittedly nothing special. Definitely, I prefer some of the other books of this series thus far, not to mention other Ruth Ann Nordin books.
While this did have some sweet moments, ultimately the story's pretty simplistic, with not much to it.
The next Larson brother, Tom, is rather clumsy around women and doesn't hold out much hope to get married, despite wanting to do so and to get out of his parents' house at last--cause, y'know, it gets crowded there. Anyway, he's gotten a reputation for himself of being a walking disaster waiting to happen, and therefore no woman will have anything to do with him.
No woman, that is, except Jessica, who thinks that all poor Tom needs is a few pointers. Who knew that falling in love would become a part of it, though?
Altogether sweet, but admittedly nothing special. Definitely, I prefer some of the other books of this series thus far, not to mention other Ruth Ann Nordin books.
July 8, 2019
Tom Larson es un granjero adorable que tiene dificultades para encontrar una esposa ya que es muy tímido y la compañía femenina lo pone muy nervioso, por lo que pareciera que tiene dos pies izquierdos a la hora de intentar sacar a bailar a una chica… es por ello que Jessica Reynolds, una chica del pueblo, quiere ayudarlo para que tenga más confianza y pueda sacar a bailar a alguien sin pasar vergüenza.
Es así que pasan los días y Tom se enamora de ella, pero Jessica ya está comprometida con otro hombre, aunque los problemas comenzarán cuando ella vea las diferencias entre su novio y el atractivo granjero ¿Se casará Jessica con su comprometido o el torpe Tom le robará el corazón?
Es una historia cortita pero entretenida para leer antes de dormir y tener sueños románticos.
Es así que pasan los días y Tom se enamora de ella, pero Jessica ya está comprometida con otro hombre, aunque los problemas comenzarán cuando ella vea las diferencias entre su novio y el atractivo granjero ¿Se casará Jessica con su comprometido o el torpe Tom le robará el corazón?
Es una historia cortita pero entretenida para leer antes de dormir y tener sueños románticos.
January 13, 2018
leído en Marzo 2013
Una novia para Tom
Argumento:
El Granjero Adorable Tom Larson tiene dificultades para encontrar una esposa, y Jessica Reynolds está comprometida pero conoce a Tom Larson en una fiesta y decide ayudarlo, para que tenga más confianza.
Tom Larson, tiene dos pies izquierdos a la hora de bailar, torpe como un oso cuando está con alguna mujer, pero cuando está trabajando con caballos y ganados la diferencia es como el día y la noche.
Esto parece un desastre para Jessica, que poco a poco ve la diferencia entre su novio y el atractivo Granjero. Ahora tiene que tomar una decisión. ¿Se casará Jessica con su prometido o el torpe Tom que le ha robado su corazón…?
Una novia para Tom
Argumento:
El Granjero Adorable Tom Larson tiene dificultades para encontrar una esposa, y Jessica Reynolds está comprometida pero conoce a Tom Larson en una fiesta y decide ayudarlo, para que tenga más confianza.
Tom Larson, tiene dos pies izquierdos a la hora de bailar, torpe como un oso cuando está con alguna mujer, pero cuando está trabajando con caballos y ganados la diferencia es como el día y la noche.
Esto parece un desastre para Jessica, que poco a poco ve la diferencia entre su novio y el atractivo Granjero. Ahora tiene que tomar una decisión. ¿Se casará Jessica con su prometido o el torpe Tom que le ha robado su corazón…?
January 15, 2019
Jessica Reynolds sees how awkward Tom Larson is at a dance and decides to help him and find A Bride for Tom. She faces several problems along the way; for one she is engaged to Peter and his overbearing mother is driving her crazy as his mother takes over planning the wedding for her.
Second, Tome gets very clumsy when he is nervous around young women but the rest of his life shows he is confident and a charming man. The story is full of humor and I loved the happy ending as Jessica does find A Bride for Tom.
Second, Tome gets very clumsy when he is nervous around young women but the rest of his life shows he is confident and a charming man. The story is full of humor and I loved the happy ending as Jessica does find A Bride for Tom.
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