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A New Mexico Mail Order Bride 1: New Mexico Mail Order Bride Serial (Christian Mail Order Bride Romance), #1
A New Mexico Mail Order Bride 1: New Mexico Mail Order Bride Serial (Christian Mail Order Bride Romance), #1
A New Mexico Mail Order Bride 1: New Mexico Mail Order Bride Serial (Christian Mail Order Bride Romance), #1
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#1 of 3 - MUST READ FOR MAIL ORDER BRIDE ROMANCE LOVERS!

New Mexico rancher has a large inheritance and larger problems when local girl, Rita Martinez decides to stop at nothing to win his hand...and his lands. Will a mail order bride be the answer to Joseph's prayers? Or will the Chicago woman just add to Joseph's stable of troubles?

Six months after his father's passing, New Mexico bachelor Joseph Carillo has a large inheritance and even larger problems in the form of Rita Martinez, a young woman who will stop at nothing to snare Joseph and more importantly his money. Desperate to find someone who will love him and not just his money, Joseph places an advertisement seeking a mail order bride. But when the woman of his prayers arrives from Chicago, will Joseph and Melissa stand a chance against Rita's scheming? And is Melissa really smitten by Joseph, or does she have designs on his inheritance as well? Start reading in Book 1 of 3 of the A New Mexico Mail Order Bride serial.

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Release dateOct 27, 2015
ISBN9781519946195
A New Mexico Mail Order Bride 1: New Mexico Mail Order Bride Serial (Christian Mail Order Bride Romance), #1

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    A New Mexico Mail Order Bride 1 - Montana West

    A New Mexico Mail Order Bride 1

    By

    Montana West

    Published by Global Grafx Press, LLC. © 2015

    This is Book 1 of 3 of the serialized novel A New Mexico Mail Order Bride. If you enjoy this book, please look for other great books from Montana West.

    All Biblical quotations used in this manuscript are taken from the King James Bible or the English Standard Version of the Bible.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    CHAPTER ONE

    CHAPTER TWO

    CHAPTER THREE

    CHAPTER FOUR

    CHAPTER FIVE

    BOOK 2

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    CHAPTER ONE

    Las Cruces, New Mexico – 1888

    Joseph Carrillo sat on his horse, Black Thunder, atop the small hill overlooking his family’s ranch. His grandfather Alejandro Carrillo had been gifted the vast stretch of land by Colonel Stephen Kearny, the commander of the army of the west during the Mexican-American War, almost ten years before Joseph was born. Alejandro Carrillo and a number of his Mexican neighbors had helped the Colonel to take Santa Fe and large parts of New Mexico without a single shot being fired. And for their loyalty to him, Colonel Kearny had gifted the loyal men with large tracts of farm and ranch land.

    The Carrillo Rancho was a lush area in the fertile Mesilla Valley, which had been formed by repeated heavy spring floods of the Rio Grande River. Most of the Carrillo’s neighbors owned large and flourishing vineyards. This made Mesilla Valley one of New Mexico’s best wine producing areas, a skill that had originated with the Spanish exploration into New Mexico decades ago.

    But instead of harvesting the grape, Joseph’s grandfather had seen the need for horses, and almost immediately became one of the largest suppliers of horses to the United States Army. When he died fifteen years later, Joseph was just five years old, and the large ranch passed on to his son Louis Carrillo, Joseph’s father.

    Louis had shared his father’s forward thinking vision and added cattle as part of the stock on his land – allowing him to supply the United States Army with cattle and in time even taking the them north to sell in the new territories that were opening up. He had also introduced corn to the farm, and this became a staple food for his workers as well as his animals. In turn thousands of acres were planted with the cereal and the surplus was also sold to the army. At the time of his death just six months ago the Carrillo Ranch was the most successful in Las Cruces and Joseph was a very rich young man indeed.

    But Joseph’s inheritance had come not only with the loss of his precious father, but also with the addition of sharp-eyed suitors who

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