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Heartbreak Creek by Kaki Warner

Heartbreak Creek by Kaki Warner

      
From Kaki Warner comes an exciting new series about four unlikely brides who make their way west-and find love where they least expect it...

Edwina Ladoux hoped becoming a mail-order bride would be her way out of the war- torn South and into a better life, but as soon as she arrives in Heartbreak Creek, Colorado, and meets her hulking, taciturn groom, she realizes she's made a terrible mistake.

Declan Brodie already had one flighty wife who ran off with a gambler before being killed by Indians. He's hoping this new one will be a practical, sturdy farm woman who can help with chores and corral his four rambunctious children. Instead, he gets a skinny Southern princess who doesn't even know how to cook.

Luckily, Edwina and Declan agreed on a three-month courtship period, which should give them time to get the proxy marriage annulled. Except that as the weeks pass, thoughts of annulment turn into hopes for a real marriage- until Declan's first wife returns after being held captive for the last four years. Now an honorable man must choose between duty and desire, and a woman who's never had to fight for anything must do battle for the family she's grown to love...

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042524122X
1611732425
0425254267

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recent publishing history

First Edition

Trade Paperback

Jul-2011

Berkley

ISBN: 042524122X

ISBN13: 9780425241226


Mass Market Paperback

Nov-2012

Berkley

ISBN: 0425254267

ISBN13: 9780425254264

eBook

Jul-2011

Penguin

ISBN: 1101516526

ISBN13: 9781101516522


eBook (Kindle)

Jul-2011

Berkley

Hardcover

Dec-2011

Center Point

Large Print

ISBN: 1611732425

ISBN13: 9781611732429

 

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published

Jul-2011

author series

A Runaway Brides Novel - 1

time period

Nineteenth Century

American West

genres

Romance

sub-genres

Historical Romance

themes

Marriage of Convenience