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Sweet Town #8
Silver Bells
Isolated in her cruel step-father's cabin on the frontier, Hannah has been caring for her orphaned younger siblings since their mother died. Now that she's eighteen, her step-father plans to marry her off to an old prospector and get rid of the children once and for all.
With a blizzard blanketing the Dakota Territory and little more than hope, Hannah escapes with her siblings to try to find a safer life. But can a Christmas miracle save them from being lost forever?
This is a Sweet Town novella, set between the events of the full-length novels.
Historical romance comes alive in quiet Sweet Town. Established in the Dakota Gold Rush of the 1870s, Sweet Town is surrounded by gentle hills and fields of clover. It's a place where anyone can start over and romance and redemption are never out of reach.
Sweet Town romances tell the stories of the community as its members fall in love. These clean western stories follow residents of Sweet Town from mail order brides to a cowboy with a dark past. Anyone might find a miracle when they open their heart.
Follow the Sweet Town Clean Historical Western Romance series in this reading order. Each book can be read as a standalone novel, though the unfolding story of the community is better appreciated in order!
A Bride's Price
What Child Is This
Calling His Bluff
Not Always Nice
Preacher's Wife
Doctor's Midwife
Carpenter's Rose
Silver Bells
Blacksmith's Christmas Bride
Teacher's Pet
Rancher's Woman
Author's Muse
Orphan Lost
Lawyer's Lady
Miner's Vow
Storm's Gift
Lured to Paris
Cowboy's Harmony
Highlander's Heart
Empty Arms
Lakota's Defender
Deputy's Captive
With a blizzard blanketing the Dakota Territory and little more than hope, Hannah escapes with her siblings to try to find a safer life. But can a Christmas miracle save them from being lost forever?
This is a Sweet Town novella, set between the events of the full-length novels.
Historical romance comes alive in quiet Sweet Town. Established in the Dakota Gold Rush of the 1870s, Sweet Town is surrounded by gentle hills and fields of clover. It's a place where anyone can start over and romance and redemption are never out of reach.
Sweet Town romances tell the stories of the community as its members fall in love. These clean western stories follow residents of Sweet Town from mail order brides to a cowboy with a dark past. Anyone might find a miracle when they open their heart.
Follow the Sweet Town Clean Historical Western Romance series in this reading order. Each book can be read as a standalone novel, though the unfolding story of the community is better appreciated in order!
A Bride's Price
What Child Is This
Calling His Bluff
Not Always Nice
Preacher's Wife
Doctor's Midwife
Carpenter's Rose
Silver Bells
Blacksmith's Christmas Bride
Teacher's Pet
Rancher's Woman
Author's Muse
Orphan Lost
Lawyer's Lady
Miner's Vow
Storm's Gift
Lured to Paris
Cowboy's Harmony
Highlander's Heart
Empty Arms
Lakota's Defender
Deputy's Captive
26 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 29, 2017
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December 1, 2017
Silver Bells, book 8 in Sarah Christian's Sweet Town Series, takes place during the Christmas holiday season.
Having lost their mother to the fever six months prior, Hannah decides to bundle her brother Issac and step sister Miriam up late one night and make their way through the snowy landscape into Sweet Town hoping to avoid being sold and forced to marry a much older man by her step father.
Judging by what was written on the too few pages the author had all the makings for a really great book but instead delivered a story that presented the barest of emotions to its readers. Reminded me of the sort of short story one would find in a magazine.
Having lost their mother to the fever six months prior, Hannah decides to bundle her brother Issac and step sister Miriam up late one night and make their way through the snowy landscape into Sweet Town hoping to avoid being sold and forced to marry a much older man by her step father.
Judging by what was written on the too few pages the author had all the makings for a really great book but instead delivered a story that presented the barest of emotions to its readers. Reminded me of the sort of short story one would find in a magazine.
April 8, 2020
Good
I enjoyed this very much. I was left wanting more! I can't wait to read more of Hannah 's story.
I enjoyed this very much. I was left wanting more! I can't wait to read more of Hannah 's story.
April 21, 2017
I enjoyed this short Christmas story . I received this book for free and I voluntarily chose to review it. I've given it a 5* rating.This did not start out as a happy Christmas story but as a very broken family type story. I would have liked it to be a little longer but it had a nice ending.
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