num_pages: 123
description:  Caroline Stephens was headstrong and determined. . . At least those were the two words her father had used to describe her but when it came to men she'd learned to hold back.  Working as a maid had been the last thing she wanted to do for the rest of her life. . . She'd always fancied getting married like her sister Edna had but she hadn't been as lucky in love. After their father had passed away the previous year things had been difficult but that was all changing now as she approached the town where shed meet the man shed agreed to marry. It would take them time to ease into life together that was expected.But how long would that take? And what if he wasnt the same man as shed come to know in the letters hed sent?  It had taken Leon Shaw a year of working all sorts of odd jobs to establish his ministry. . . Now though he was reaping the rewards. The men seemed to understand the stories he shared about Christ and were giving their lives to the Lord. He'd considered all aspects of life on the prairie and the one thing he lacked was a wife with which to share his life. Exchanging letters back and forth with Caroline had been a blessing. He'd started to feel connected to her in a way he hadn't expected.Was it possible to fall in love with someone through their words? Because if it was possible he would think he was in love with Miss Caroline Stephens. But will a case of mistaken identity cause Caroline to lose the trust in Leon and threaten to destroy their young marriage? Will Leon be able to discover the source of Carolines doubt and regain her trust as her husband and as a man of God?Will a surprise from Leons past help him heal and help Caroline understand her doubts?And will God bless Caroline and Leon in a way neither expected?Find out the answers by getting your copy of Mistrusting Maid and the Prairie Preacher the third book in Jenny Creek Tanners Mail Order Brides For Cowboy Preachers Series today!
language: English
title: The Mistrusting Maid and the Prairie Preacher
publisher: None