Haven River Brides

Three books full of adventure, danger, and true love in the untamed West.Haven River RescueThe man on the other end of the mail-order bride ad is not at all what Laurie was expecting, and he won’t take no for an answer. Her only hope is to flee into the jaws of an oncoming storm and pray she makes it to the train station before freezing to death. An unexpected rescue leads to being snowed in with a rancher who is exactly what she’s been looking for... just when she really needs to get far away from Haven River Falls and the man who lied to lure her there.Haven River SurpriseWhen Essie Martin sees a mail-order bride ad that would take her to the same tiny town where her best friend Laurie now lives, it’s impossible to resist. Her sister and toddler nephew don’t need her as much as they did when she moved in to help, and she’s tired of living Beth’s life instead of her own.A mail-order bride seems Deputy Matthew Cooper’s best option after a run of disappointing first impressions with ladies thanks to his amputated arm. Hoping letters will give her the chance to get to know him before meeting face to face, he doesn’t expect to fall head over heels within the first few letters.Though traveling West risks heartbreak and danger, can Matt and Essie turn their pen pal romance into true love?Haven River FamilyBeth Ellis might be a widow with a young child, but she has her life under control. Mostly. Until an unwanted proposal and ultimatum shows her just how precarious her current situation is. She takes her son and flees westward to join her sister, only to discover that, as a single woman in a town full of unattached men, she’s exposed to more unwelcome proposals than ever. When one cowboy won’t take no for an answer, Beth desperately accepts Wes Harrison’s offer of a fake engagement for her own protection.What Wes feels for Beth is anything but fake. But can she come to terms with her past and embrace the future that he longs for?The Haven River Brides trilogy are clean and wholesome romances set in 1880s Wyoming. They contain no spice or foul language and guaranteed HEAs, while dealing with a couple of potentially triggering themes including loss/grief and childbirth.