"Come along on a romantic journey, jam-packed with all the angst of marriages founded upon practical choices as well as coercion. Meet nine couples who barely know each other before they find themselves suddenly married--to please family, to stem the tide of gossip, to save the land--joined for life. But can love grow when duty comes before romance? In this exclusive collection, authors have collaborated to demonstrate the power of faith within the vows of marriage. From England to the American West, in train cars and jail cells, love is being sown--the couples are just taking unconventional journeys before getting to reap the harvest."--Back cover.
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The Sweetwater Bride by Mary Connealy
Years ago, reading The Husband Tree, I fell in love with the character of Belle Tanner Harding and her family of interesting characters. Being able to now come and read the story of her son Tanner and his discovery in the hills and woods is nearly magical.
