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Mail Order Bride: The Cowboy's Homeless Widow
Western Christian Romance
By: Victoria Otto
Narrated by: Joe Smith
Length: 1 hr and 26 mins

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Summary

This 13,000 word novelette contains powerful Christian influences, love, family and other related themes meant to make you smile!

Mail Order Bride: The Cowboy's Homeless Widow takes place after the American Civil War and tells the story about a young woman who is need of a great change in her life. She desires love and security. Feeling compelled by God, she responds to a mail order bride advertisement from a cowboy living in Texas. After corresponding for some time, they begin to grow feelings for each other and decide to meet. However, there is a problem. The young woman has not been completely honest with the Christian man and feels that he may not love her for who she truly is. Will the cowboy see past her troubled history and love her for the woman she truly is?