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    My Eyes Have Seen the Glory... Four Historical Romance Novellas

    By Doreen Milstead

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    Racing The Wind For Her Cowboy - Two men in one small town, a bad boy and a rancher, send away for a mail order bride; the only problem is -- one woman arrives on the train a few weeks later PLUS Rancher On A Train – A Texas cattle rancher decides to take a trip on the railroad, something he likes to do in order to relax occasionally, and meets a woman who becomes his travelling companion PLUS Renegade Cowboy - A woman from the slums seeks a way out of that life and answers a mail order bride ad from a cowboy in Colorado, and little did the cowboy know what he was getting in the feisty, independent, caring, and loving woman who arrived on the train PLUS Riders From The Storm - The widow of a clergyman heads off to be a mail order bride to a Civil War vet with PTSD. She knows he’s troubled about the war and soon, she is drawn into his terrors; all of which appear to be focused on a tornado.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 5, 2018
    ISBN9781387570560
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