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A Mail-Order Heart Torn in Two: A Historical Western Romance Novel
Abigail Turner’s dream of a new life as a mail-order bride is shattered when she arrives in Fort Dodge and discovers her fiancé’s dangerous secrets. Unsure of her future, she finds herself drawn to his reserved brother, Drake. Could he be the escape she’s been searching for?
Drake Dawson never expected his brother’s troubles to drag him into such a complicated situation. But when his brother’s betrothed arrives, he struggles to protect her without betraying his own blood. As danger closes in, he must decide where his heart truly lies—before it’s too late.
With their fates at crossroads, Abigail and Drake must choose whether to ride into the unknown together or retreat into the lives they’ve always known. But will trusting the feelings growing between them lead to love or ruin?
Mail-order Bride, Forced Proximity, Forbidden love.
"A Mail-Order Heart Torn in Two" is a historical western romance novel of approximately 60,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Drake Dawson never expected his brother’s troubles to drag him into such a complicated situation. But when his brother’s betrothed arrives, he struggles to protect her without betraying his own blood. As danger closes in, he must decide where his heart truly lies—before it’s too late.
With their fates at crossroads, Abigail and Drake must choose whether to ride into the unknown together or retreat into the lives they’ve always known. But will trusting the feelings growing between them lead to love or ruin?
Mail-order Bride, Forced Proximity, Forbidden love.
"A Mail-Order Heart Torn in Two" is a historical western romance novel of approximately 60,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
369 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 7, 2025
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February 21, 2025
Enough
Enough finally became enough and one brother finally realized that his outlaw brother needed to be stopped. So he helped bring him to justice.
Enough finally became enough and one brother finally realized that his outlaw brother needed to be stopped. So he helped bring him to justice.
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