num_pages: 80
description: *** Special Spring Baby Mail Order Bride Short Story *** ****** Approximate Reading Time Is Ninety Minutes ****** New York City 1899 Victoria Burton is a lucky girl. She is a gifted seamstress of children's clothes and lives for the day when she runs her very own children's clothing business. She also has her beautiful sister who she has been taking care of since their parents died. But will Victoria ever have love of the romantic kind? No one in New York interests her and men who are interested in marrying her are either old or lazy or unwilling to accept her little sister. Now Victoria's bible study group is all excited about becoming mail order brides. And she thinks this may be just the thing to bring both her love and business goals to life. Maybe. But does she want to go to the ends of the Earth so far away from all her dearest friends? Will a strange man accept and love both her and her little sister? Will the people in the town she could soon call home need and want someone to sew clothes for their children? Does this young woman have what it takes to forge a strong love business and life with a stranger who needs a new beginning as badly as she does? Will a young baby finally find a new mother to love and cherish her and an older sister to grow up with? Read Victorias Vision to journey with her to find the answers to all these questions. Victorias Vision is a standalone book. It is also part of the Blessed With Babies series. Books from that collection can be read in any order. The Blessed With Babies Mail Order Bride series was written in collaboration with the six other authors of the SWEET &amp; CLEAN BOOK CLUB all women each of whom write sweet and clean romance and stories that make you go aww. This Blessed With Babies series consists of seven stand-alone books one by each author that are connected via the main protagonists - a group of young women who attend the same YWCA Bible Study. Will each of them find the love they seek? 
language: English
title: Victoria's Vision
publisher: None