"I am not a man given to foolish superstitions, Miss O’Hara, but I daresay that John Turner’s soul will not rest until the mystery of his son has been resolved, and he was counting upon you to do so. Will you accept?" Molly O’Hara was just a little girl when she lost her heart to James Turner, the handsome, high-spirited young man who, along with his twin brother, was the heir to the Turner Plantation. But the Civil War tore families apart; it split the Turner brothers as one fought for the Union and the other fought for the Confederacy. The war took Molly’s father’s life and left her mother a distraught widow. Now the brothers are gone; one died in battle and James suffered the fate of Andersonville Prison, where most men are never heard from again. But when Molly, who grew up faster than her years, decides to become a mail-order bride at age eighteen, she answers an advertisement from a man named James Turner who runs a ranch in Texas. When she arrives, the man who introduces himself as Jim Turner is reserved and distant, nothing like the James Turner she remembers. But as their love grows, she learns more about the dark places in his soul and she realizes that part of him never left Andersonville. Can Molly get James to finally face his past and admit who he is? Will her love run deep enough to break through the scars of war? AUTHOR’S NOTE: Download this amazing heartwarming story to find out what becomes of Molly's love for James. Several bonus books included!

When Bonnie arrives at the Kennesaw Ranch, she finds that her handsome beau is still sowing his wild oats. Can this charming rancher be tamed by her savvy ways? Or will Bonnie decide to pack her bags and head back home… Bonnie Yankovich is twenty years old and particular. None of the young coal miners in Pittsburgh suit her, so her mother tells her it’s time she looked elsewhere for a husband. That's when Bonnie decides to head west to Texas to marry Zachary Taylor Kennesaw; the handsome grandson of a strong-willed woman who rules her twin grandsons the way she rules her ranch. BUT...when Bonnie meets her husband-to-be, he’s wearing nothing but his trousers and a winning smile; he lost his clothes in a poker game. William Henry Kennesaw, as unlike his twin brother as a saloon is from a Sunday school, is mourning the loss of his beloved and in him, Bonnie finds a friend. But when Zachary Taylor starts showing signs of cold feet, and his friends start to tease him about losing his freedom when he’s married, Bonnie knows that she has to prove to her husband, and his poker buddies, that marriage isn’t going to be the end of him. And if that means going into a saloon herself to prove it, then that’s where Bonnie will go! What will Zachary Taylor and his friends think of Bonnie when she shows up at the saloon?!? Will Bonnie be savvy enough to tame Zachary Taylor, or will her plan backfire on her? AUTHOR'S NOTE: Download this book now to join Bonnie as she tames the handsome rancher Zachary. It's book 2 for the Brides and Twins series, but can be read as a standalone book. Several bonus stories included!

Holiday Season of 1885 Mesquite, Texas Anticipating the arrival of his mail-order bride, Will Henry is on cloud nine. Until the wrong bride steps off the stagecoach… The Kennesaw twins are as different as night and day, but when Will Henry sees how his twin brother’s life changed after marrying a mail-order bride, he decides it’s time to move on from his lost love and find a bride of his own. His brother’s sister-in-law? What could be better… From her letters she’s thoughtful and mature, just the kind of wife Will Henry wants. However, when the stagecoach arrives, the woman who steps off isn’t who anyone expected…AND she has a shameful secret to reveal. Will Henry is crushed. But it’s the Christmas season, and the heartwarming blessings of the holidays are yet to arrive… AUTHOR’S NOTE: This 30K word book is a standalone story, so it isn’t necessary to have read books 1 and 2 of this series. If you’ve already read books 1 and 2, you’ll enjoy reading more about those sweet characters you love!

1889, Mesquite, Texas The nineteenth century is coming to a close and changes have arrived in Mesquite, Texas that seem to threaten a familiar way of life. For the Turner and Kennesaw families, holding fast to the traditions that matter while embracing the freedom of the West is the birthright of being a Texan. But . . . to eighteen-year-old William Turner, change is something he looks forward to as he seeks a mail-order bride. His parents think he’s too young to marry, so he sets out to prove them wrong by living and working with the ranch hands. Anushka is coming of age and it’s time to think about marriage. Her mother thinks she should marry the nice boy down the street whose father owns the bakery. But he doesn’t hold her interest. She wants someone else. More like one of those Texas ranchers her sisters married. Eager to find love like her sisters did, Anushka heads to Texas. Will Anushka and William blaze a path to love like they had hoped? Or will Anushka’s stern, unyielding mother stand in their way . . . AUTHOR’S NOTE: This 125-page story is book five of the Brides & Twins Series. The first four books can be read as standalones, BUT this book is best read after you’ve read at least a few of the first four books.