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Trinity Hill Brides #2
Lorelei
Mail-order bride Lorelei Hastings arrives by train in Trinity Hill, Texas. Instead of being greeted by the darkly handsome, prosperous man she is expecting, a tall, muscular man wearing dusty work clothes claims her. Daniel Carpenter, the livery owner, explains the banker had ordered two brides to choose between for himself—and he's already made his choice. Lorelei is the leftover bride—and well, she’s got to marry somebody! She is furious, but has no recourse except to drive home with the big blond man who speaks very little. It isn’t long before Daniel’s son, Davy, steals her heart, and then Daniel makes his own claim…but will it come too late? There’s only so much a girl can take before she moves on!
- GenresRomance
71 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 14, 2015
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December 18, 2016
Everyone has to do some changing to make love work
I really cared for these characters. All of the confusion and must derstanding created an ethos that made this book a page turner! Arthyur Teasdale gave me thee willies! I loved the beginnings of a normal childhood for his and the joys making friends. Of course the chemistry of these two continued to the very end. A fun read for light hearted romance.
I really cared for these characters. All of the confusion and must derstanding created an ethos that made this book a page turner! Arthyur Teasdale gave me thee willies! I loved the beginnings of a normal childhood for his and the joys making friends. Of course the chemistry of these two continued to the very end. A fun read for light hearted romance.
February 24, 2015
Secondhand Bride
Lorelei Hastings waits at the Trinity Hill train depot for Arthur Teasdale, the man who paid for her to be his mail-order bride. Instead, she gets blacksmith and livery owner Daniel Carpenter. Seems Teasdale ordered up two brides and already laid claim to bride #1.
Albeit miffed at being discarded, Lorelei goes home with Daniel to his place outside of town, where he lives with his young son. Lorelei and little Davy hit it off right away, but Daniel is a tougher nut to crack. Just when they are starting to communicate, Teasdale demands Lorelei be his bride because he and the other woman didn’t gel.
Now Lorelei’s got two prospective husbands and the choice is hers.
A quick, pleasurable read. Another winner from author Celia Yeary who pens books that make you feel like you’ve visited her Texas.
Lorelei Hastings waits at the Trinity Hill train depot for Arthur Teasdale, the man who paid for her to be his mail-order bride. Instead, she gets blacksmith and livery owner Daniel Carpenter. Seems Teasdale ordered up two brides and already laid claim to bride #1.
Albeit miffed at being discarded, Lorelei goes home with Daniel to his place outside of town, where he lives with his young son. Lorelei and little Davy hit it off right away, but Daniel is a tougher nut to crack. Just when they are starting to communicate, Teasdale demands Lorelei be his bride because he and the other woman didn’t gel.
Now Lorelei’s got two prospective husbands and the choice is hers.
A quick, pleasurable read. Another winner from author Celia Yeary who pens books that make you feel like you’ve visited her Texas.
February 1, 2015
A very happy ending to a complicated problem
A young woman had a very compl
Located home life lacking love
After she signed up to
Be a wife. For a wealthy banker even that backfired.but with the Lord's help she found love and that ability to help a child make a recovery from a crippling disAbilty
A young woman had a very compl
Located home life lacking love
After she signed up to
Be a wife. For a wealthy banker even that backfired.but with the Lord's help she found love and that ability to help a child make a recovery from a crippling disAbilty
February 9, 2015
Lorelei Review
Good, but would have been better if it were longer. I love reading and this was good. An explanation of the talk between the two men and what changed the attitude to cause the lovely dinner would have been nice
Good, but would have been better if it were longer. I love reading and this was good. An explanation of the talk between the two men and what changed the attitude to cause the lovely dinner would have been nice
February 10, 2015
Good good book
Very good book. Think I read it before but enjoy reading again. I look forward reading more books of yours.
Very good book. Think I read it before but enjoy reading again. I look forward reading more books of yours.
March 2, 2015
Good book to read
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