A Bride for James

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by P. Creeden


  James huffed a laugh. “I think you did that well. But enough about him. I’d rather talk about you and me, Mrs. Fisher?”

  She smiled at the moniker he’d been calling her by since the moment they confessed their love. “Yes, Mr. Fisher?”

  “Would it be inappropriate to ask how many children you’d like to have?”

  Heat rushed to her cheeks as her gaze snapped his direction. The playful glint in his eye let her know he’d been trying to get a rise out of her. She shook her head. “You are incorrigible, Mr. Fisher.”

  “Only with you, Mrs. Fisher,” he said with a laugh.

  And she laughed with him. Somehow Abby felt that theirs would be a home of laughter and mischief just as much as it was one of comfort and safety. If she had been allowed to choose a husband from a thousand men, she’d choose James all over again. And maybe later, she’d tell him just that.

  About the Author

  P. Creeden is the sweet romance and mystery pen name for USA Today Bestselling Author, Pauline Creeden. Her stories feature down-to-earth characters who often feel like they are undeserving of love for one reason or another and are surprised when love finds them.

  Animals are the supporting characters of many of her stories, because they occupy her daily life on the farm, too. From dogs, cats, and goldfish to horses, chickens, and geckos -- she believes life around pets is so much better, even if they are fictional. P. Creeden married her college sweetheart, who she also met at a horse farm. Together they raise a menagerie of animals and their one son, an avid reader, himself.

  If you enjoyed this story, look forward to more books by P. Creeden.

  In 2018, she plans to release more than twelve new books!

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  More Books by P. Creeden

  A Bride for Henry

  A spinster raised to run a ranch. An injured man with a broken heart. A wedding neither of them want, but both need more than they will ever admit.

  October 1867, North Texas

  Brienne Walsh has resigned to life as a spinster and the lone heir to the Walsh Ranch upon her grandfather's death. She's always been too tall, too strong, and too unprepossessing to be appealing to any man. Yet when the bank calls on her grandfather's loan, telling her to either pay the full amount due by the end of the month, or marry, she is thrown into an arrangement she can't abide but must endure.

  Love has been unkind to Henry Miller. His first love promised to wait for him to return from fighting for the Union in the War, but when he returned, he found her married to his best friend. The betrayal cut him deeper than the bullet from a Confederate Springfield. He lost his fiancé and his best friend in one fell swoop two years ago, and now he finds himself losing his father and his home in another. With nowhere else to turn, he chooses to follow his father's wishes and sign a document he never thought he'd consider again--a marriage certificate.

  Promise of Home

  A daring young woman with a disability. An orphan train filled with hope. A dream that won't be denied.

  Julia is a deaf girl raised as an orphan who is working with the Children’s Aid Society to help find homes across the country for orphans from New York. But each time one of the orphans she’s grown close to is adopted, she finds her heart breaking. And the farther the train goes, the farther from home she feels.

  But feelings can be deceiving. And there might just be a home waiting for her at the end of the journey she didn’t expect.

  Brokken Rising

  Even the broken can be healed...

  Rebecca Walsh has only ever had two loves, her family and horses. But when her father and brother died in the Civil War, her family is left as broken as her home town. When the town sent an advertisement for mail-order grooms, Rebecca didn't have much interest in wooing one. She just hoped the men might save her town, so her family could stay in the only home they'd ever known.

  Jake Harper came to Brokken, Texas to leave his name and his past behind. He hoped to find a future that would help him forget the mistakes he'd made. But one of the other "leftover" men in town has been keeping an eye on Jake and his past might be catching up with him. And as he draws closer to Rebecca, his fears multiply.

  Brokken Pursuit

  Can a broken and forgotten sister get back the future she’s denied?

  Hannah Beth Walsh isn’t pretty or capable like her sisters. She can’t attract a husband, even when there’s a town full of eligible bachelors. So, she decides to pursue a career she knows she’s more than qualified for—becoming Brokken’s new school teacher. But when the mayor hires another teacher, not knowing about Hannah’s placement, she’s stuck being a teaching assistant until the end of the term, with the promise that one of them will move on next year.

  Oliver Holt lost his leg after serving in the War only two months. To keep his spirits up, he threw himself in his studies in order to be well qualified as a teacher out west. But when he gets to Brokken, he finds himself taking away the position of a fiery young woman who keeps her heart on her sleeve. And he can’t help it, but he’s developing feelings for her.

 

 

 


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