
Mail Order Bride: Widowed, Jilted, & Pregnant on the Wagon Train West
Christian Western Historical Romance
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Narrated by:
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Tina Marie Shuster
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By:
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Vanessa Carvo
About this listen
This 42,000 word novelette contains powerful Christian influences, love, family, and other related themes meant to make you smile!
Mail Order Bride: Widowed, Jilted, and Pregnant on the Wagon Train West is a truly emotional and spellbinding story of a fiercely independent French woman who is first widowed, and then pregnant, then jilted by the man she corresponded with to become his mail order bride. After the long journey from Europe to the US, she decides to undertake an even longer and far more hazardous one, when she joins a wagon train and a family on their way to Salt Lake City. After a few days they begin calling her Lioness, and she soon proves that she can live up to the name.
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