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Mail Order Bride: Indian Bride's Forever Protector
Gideon Mathieson finally gets the wife he’s always wanted. But does his small town accept his new half-blood wife?
Includes Bonus Romance stories
Cowboy Gideon Mathieson is tired of the lonely bachelor life. The town agrees that a mail-order bride is the answer. But when the bride who shows up is half-Indian, half-white, the town rejects her; the minister doesn’t even want to marry them. But Gideon is set on marriage and he takes Catherine Smith home. At first, everything is she’s the ideal wife. Marriage is everything he dreamed a pretty woman who cooks his meals, sews his clothes, and keeps his home clean; then, when the day is done, nights of breathtaking passion. He realizes that Catherine believes that being the perfect wife means hiding her Indian heritage from him, out of her fear that he’ll reject her the way the town did. He tries to convince her that he’s in love with the woman he married and he’s eager to know her. Finally, he’s able to force her, through a mixture of seduction and determination, to accept the fact that he loves her as she is. But she’s resistant when he wants to go into town again. Can he prove to her that he loves her enough to fight for her if he has to?
AUTHOR’S These are stand-alone stories with an HEA, so no cliff-hangers!
Includes Bonus Romance stories
Cowboy Gideon Mathieson is tired of the lonely bachelor life. The town agrees that a mail-order bride is the answer. But when the bride who shows up is half-Indian, half-white, the town rejects her; the minister doesn’t even want to marry them. But Gideon is set on marriage and he takes Catherine Smith home. At first, everything is she’s the ideal wife. Marriage is everything he dreamed a pretty woman who cooks his meals, sews his clothes, and keeps his home clean; then, when the day is done, nights of breathtaking passion. He realizes that Catherine believes that being the perfect wife means hiding her Indian heritage from him, out of her fear that he’ll reject her the way the town did. He tries to convince her that he’s in love with the woman he married and he’s eager to know her. Finally, he’s able to force her, through a mixture of seduction and determination, to accept the fact that he loves her as she is. But she’s resistant when he wants to go into town again. Can he prove to her that he loves her enough to fight for her if he has to?
AUTHOR’S These are stand-alone stories with an HEA, so no cliff-hangers!
3184 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 26, 2017
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July 18, 2017
Several good stories
I enjoyed some of the stories especially the first 3 and last 2 full stories. Some of the stories were not historic romance which is what I prefer but they were good. I had some trouble following in some places because of names being wrong in some of them and some had sentences with errors so I had to decipher some to figure out where it was going but those were in the short stories mostly. Still good stories. I am just picky about my reading.
I enjoyed some of the stories especially the first 3 and last 2 full stories. Some of the stories were not historic romance which is what I prefer but they were good. I had some trouble following in some places because of names being wrong in some of them and some had sentences with errors so I had to decipher some to figure out where it was going but those were in the short stories mostly. Still good stories. I am just picky about my reading.
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