Vows on the Western Frontier

A seamstress with a secret courage. A trapper with a wild heart. A love forged on the edge of the frontier.When Annie McAllister steps off the stagecoach in the Montana Territory, she carries nothing but her sewing kit and a desperate hope for a new beginning. Her husband-to-be, Finn O'Leary, is as rugged and untamed as the land he traps. He expects a woman who will shrink from the harsh realities of cabin life. Instead, he gets Annie.From facing down rustlers to stitching up wounds by lamplight, Annie proves that her delicate hands are capable of immense strength. But can she stitch together the pieces of Finn's guarded heart before his outlaw brother's past destroys the fragile home they're building?Perfect for fans of sweet historical romance, mail-order bride tropes, and rugged mountain men with hearts of gold. Ann loves to write inspirational sweet romances. Her first series, The Cattlemen's Wives, are western historical mail-order brides. All of her books are guaranteed to make you feel good when you reach the end.Ann lives with her husband and children in the beautiful Ozark Mountains in the south. She enjoys raising Godly children, volunteering with her church, homemaking, and writing.

From Chicago Silk to Kansas Dust: A Vow Made from Necessity, A Love Forged in Fire.Lillian Ross steps off the wagon at Dry Creek Homestead with a trunk full of useless evening gowns, a pair of pearl-handled scissors, and a desperate need for a fresh start. But the Kansas prairie is a far cry from the Chicago ballrooms she left behind. Her new husband, Seth Monroe, is a man carved from the harsh landscape itself-stoic, practical, and haunted by the ghost of the wife he couldn't save.What begins as a stark marriage of convenience to save a failing homestead soon becomes a battle for survival. Lillian must trade her silk for homespun to win the trust of Seth's grieving son, Amos, and prove she has the grit to endure a life where "everything means survival". But the elements aren't the only danger lurking on the horizon.When ruthless cattle baron Jasper Thorn threatens to seize their land by any means necessary-from legal schemes to midnight arson-Lillian and Seth must decide if their paper marriage is worth fighting for.As winter storms descend and fires rage, the couple discovers that the strongest roots are those grown in the hardest soil. Can a city girl find her courage in the wild, and can a broken man learn that love isn't just about not leaving, but choosing to stay?A story of resilience, found family, and the enduring promise of the American frontier. Ann loves to write inspirational sweet romances. Her first series, The Cattlemen's Wives, are western historical mail-order brides. All of her books are guaranteed to make you feel good when you reach the end.Ann lives with her husband and children in the beautiful Ozark Mountains in the south. She enjoys raising Godly children, volunteering with her church, homemaking, and writing.