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    A Portrait of Love: Four Historical Romance Novellas

    By Doreen Milstead

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    The Widowed & Pregnant English Orphan & Her Rancher In California - This is a beautiful love story about an abused woman, pregnant by her dead and abusive husband, then traveling all the way to California only to be rejected by her intended mail order husband PLUS The Woman With Furry Arms & The Kind Arkansas Rancher - A circus performer who is very short and has furry arms, escapes her servitude in a circus side show and becomes the mail order bride to a rancher PLUS Three Brothers & The Fighting Brides - A group of women head out west on the train to meet their mail ordered husbands but when a fight erupts that spills out onto the train platform, all that the three waiting brothers can see is a mass of swirling skirts and bonnets and differently colored hair, and a group of apparently very angry women PLUS Unchaining My Love - Facing a hard task back east to get her doctor’s practice started, a woman heads for the west with great optimism, and finds so much more than a medical career.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 20, 2017
    ISBN9781387458257
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