num_pages: 89
description: THREE LOST SHEEP. TWO BROKEN FAMILIES. ONE BLIZZARD. After Chase Williams' first wife died of pneumonia while he was out-of-town his young daughter stopped speaking. Three years later he's still not ready to marry but little Pearl desperately needs a mother. He doubts that any woman can heal his broken heart but he's willing to propose to a woman who'll be kind to Pearl. As the oldest of six children Bridget Doyle became responsible for the cooking and cleaning when her mother died of a post-partum fever. Marrying's not an option for her--if she leaves her two youngest siblings alone who will stop their drunken father from taking the belt to them? Bridget discovers that her youngest brother Tom has been playing matchmaker: he's been writing letters on her behalf to a rancher in Wyoming. Not only has Chase proposed he's agree to let her bring Tom and Mary with her. The catch--she's also got to find a way to communicate with his mute daughter Pearl while playing second fiddle to the ghost of Chase's first wife. Will Bridget find a way to heal Chase's broken heart and bring two fragmented families together? All Is Bright: Bridgets Christmas Miracle is a clean inspirational mail order bride romance. While this book is part of a series it can definitely be read as a standalone book. In Faith Parsons heartwarming clean romance stories courageous men and their mail-order brides join together to make a new life on the Western frontier. MAIL-ORDER BRIDES OF LARAMIE COUNTY Book 1 - All Is Bright: Bridgets Christmas Miracle MAIL-ORDER BRIDES OF SALVATION Book 1 - Winning the Deputy's Heart Book 2 - Winning the Rancher's Heart Book 3 - Winning the Doctors Heart Book 4 - Winning the Bounty Hunters Heart Book 5 - Winning the Blacksmiths Heart Book 6 - Winning Homesteaders Heart (coming in January 2016) MAIL-ORDER BRIDES OF RESURRECTION Seven Brides for Seven Lawmen Book 1 - Samuels Secret Book 2 - Ethans Duty (coming in January 2016)
language: English
title: Bridget's Christmas Miracle
publisher: None