[American Mail-Order Brides 42] • Patience · Bride of Washington (American Mail Order Bride 42)
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- Authors
- Clemmons, Caroline
- Publisher
- Caroline Clemmons
- Tags
- short story , marriage of convenience , inspirational , pioneer , washington , getting acquainted , compromise , christian , younger son , fifty-books , mother deceased , complications , american mail-order bride , humorous , fiction , turbulent period , respectable boarding house , forever love , saga , bachelor , single woman , factory burned , romance , commercial apple orchard , forty-five authors , faith , historical , destined , distrust , job , western , business , victorian era , future stepson , older gentlemen , forty-two in series , newspaper ad , religious , wealthy
- Date
- 2015-12-30T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 0.22 MB
- Lang
- en
Travel to Victorian America in 1890 with award winning and bestselling western romance author Caroline Clemmons for a humorous novel about two people destined for one another after a turbulent getting acquainted period. This book is sweet and suitable for readers over 18.
After a fire destroys the factory where Patience Eaton worked followed by a succession of job failures, she travels from Massachusetts to Washington to marry the man her father chose via a matchmaker. While Andrew Kincaid appears to be a very nice man, he’s older than her father’s and not someone she wants to marry. Her prospective groom places her in a respectable boarding house and agrees to give her a job in the office of his commercial apple orchard so she can learn about his life and business. But working alongside her handsome future stepson presents unexpected complications.
Two years ago, an unjust accusation ruined Stone Kincaid’s chance at happiness. Now he concentrates all his energy on building the family business. When he meets his prospective stepmother, he’s angry that his father cares so little for his mother’s memory that he sent for a mail-order bride younger than Stone. He believes Patience to be interested only in his father’s fortune. Stone plans to keep an eye on the attractive woman who’s slated to become his stepmother.
Can two people working at cross purposes arrive at a compromise?