“I'd ride through any storm just to hold you close.”

A DESPERATE AD. A RECKLESS REPLY. A CHANCE AT LOVE.

Since the death of her parents, Susan Rhinehart is more determined than ever to keep the family farm going, except she needs help. A strong man to do the heavy lifting would make things easier, but without any local prospects, is she willing to advertise for a husband?    

Unsatisfied working as a bookkeeper, Jesse Irvine is longing for a significant change in his life. On impulse he responds to an ad for a mail order husband, one who’s willing to provide a helping hand on a small farm.    

But when a heart-wrenching past closes in, can a marriage built on necessity survive long enough to become one built on love?

Grab your copy to watch sparks ignite between strangers.

REVIEWS . . .  

*Loved this book....makes me want to read everything she writes.

*Unexpected joy. 

*Such a sweet story of a woman's journey to find love. 

*Great book.

*Good read, Enjoyed.

*Excellent storyline of Jesse and Susan.   

I found the characters to be entertaining and funny. The storyline in the beginning had some low and high points. Some parts of the storyline was...emotional, and I was not expecting something so intense within the storyline. Overall, Jesse is a true hero and Susan, the perfect heroine for him. The sibling relationship between Jaime and Susan, great chemistry. I did find a few errors, but they did not take away from the storyline or the character's chemistry. Good story, the 5 stars in how the author managed to touch on a sensitive subject and resolve the issue. HEA ending to a wonderful story. Happy Reading! *****vrnb***** 

*Well written.Thoroughly enjoyed it.Wish there was another continuation or part 2 even though the story was rounded off quite nicely.

 

Music plays a big part in achieving a certain mood for the scene I'm working on. Here is a list of songs I listened to while writing this book.

Guitar against a brick wall grayscale

INSPIRATION FOR WRITING:

MAIL ORDER HUSBAND

Ah, Mail Order Husband . . .

 I’d had a short story in mind since I hadn’t written in quite a few years. A unique twist on the mail order bride take, I thought it would be fun to have a man not know what he was in for by marrying a stranger. And to complicate things for him even more, he was required to become a farmer. An occupation he hadn’t a clue about.

The woman he married presented a challenge, but it was just what he needed to gain purpose and meaning in his life.

 

DEDICATION

To Momma Bear