Westward Bound Brides

Cecily is hoping that the Montana rancher who spoke up to marry her when she staggered through the door of a mail-order bride agency will be a good man. She's also hoping to make a life far from her past in New York City, but that past will not rest easy and it doesn't take her long to understand that if she is to have a good marriage, she must put her faith into the truth-and tell Thom about her life before she met him.

Arriving in Montana, Megan's disconcerted to find that her husband-to-be is not the older and homely man she'd expected but young and handsome. Lorne Wilson is a respected young rancher, and he's smart and hard-working, in other words perfect. The life he offers her is one she wants desperately, but the secret she's hiding could tear it all apart before it even has a chance to begin.

Jenny's not your average mail order bride. She's not from a big city, she's the daughter of farmers and she's travelled with her family, by covered wagon no less, in a bid for a better life. When she decides to marry she realizes that there's few prospects where she lives and she winds up as a mail-order bride to one Roger Gormley, who leaves her stranded at the train station when he decides to simply pretend that she will be just fine if he doesn't come to fetch her. Jackson Hawk does show up though after Cecily and Megan learn of Roger's cowardly behavior and tell him about the pretty young girl who will be stranded in a desolate little train town tucked high into the mountains. Jackson wants nothing to do with any of it. He's got enough problems of his own but one look at the blonde haired, blue-eyed girl with a sassy attitude and courageous heart and he's lost. Only trouble is that Roger suddenly decides to do the right thing. Jackson's a man of honor, and he won't step up. So it's up to Jenny to decide what her life will be like from now on out, and it's a decision she has to make quickly because a dark secret she's hiding is about to be exposed.