The Western Mail Order Bride: Weston B. Freeman & His English Lady, Eleanor (A Christian Historical Romance)
Romance, Inspired Romance, Fiction & Literature, Westerns, Religious
| Author: | Helen Keating | ISBN: | 9781311355911 |
| Publisher: | Lisa Castillo-Vargas | Publication: | December 22, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Helen Keating |
| ISBN: | 9781311355911 |
| Publisher: | Lisa Castillo-Vargas |
| Publication: | December 22, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Western Mail Order Bride: Weston B. Freeman & His English Lady, Eleanor, is a wonderful story about an entrepreneur in old Montana, Weston B. Freeman. He has a checkered, colorful, and sometimes sordid past but he finally wants to settle down--and he’s lonely. He advertises for a mail order bride but it’s a long wait, until a woman from England shows up at his bar unannounced. She’s attracted to him immediately and he to her, but a little later, a few things surface from his past, then his present, that may throw their arrangement into utter confusion. An emotional climax ends this story about the old west and its often-colorful characters. There are themes of Christian values, mild violence, and a little mild language in the story, but it is suitable for all but the youngest of readers.
The Western Mail Order Bride: Weston B. Freeman & His English Lady, Eleanor, is a wonderful story about an entrepreneur in old Montana, Weston B. Freeman. He has a checkered, colorful, and sometimes sordid past but he finally wants to settle down--and he’s lonely. He advertises for a mail order bride but it’s a long wait, until a woman from England shows up at his bar unannounced. She’s attracted to him immediately and he to her, but a little later, a few things surface from his past, then his present, that may throw their arrangement into utter confusion. An emotional climax ends this story about the old west and its often-colorful characters. There are themes of Christian values, mild violence, and a little mild language in the story, but it is suitable for all but the youngest of readers.
