The Preacher's Bride
She’s afraid to give her heart. He’s locked his heart away. In a marriage of convenience, will two hearts let go and let love in?
After Mia Flynn’s roommate, Ella, moves to Whiskey River, Wyoming, she is left high and dry. In financial trouble and alone, Mia remembers that Ella had been a mail-order bride when she moved away. Knowing she has connections, Mia writes to her, asking her to find her a suitable husband.
Haunted by the ghosts of his past, Caleb Henley is also in trouble. As the preacher of Whiskey River, he finds himself with two small children alone, caring for his farm, and attending to the needs of his congregation a near impossibility. With no other options in sight, he decides to take a wife.
Mia soon discovers that what Caleb really wants is a housekeeper and a babysitter for his children, but not a wife.
Caleb is determined not to let his new wife into his heart. Or can he?
Mia and Caleb discover that there are many types of love, but will they find it in each other or lose it forever? Join Mia, Caleb, and all your favorite citizens of Whiskey River as love takes the reins in The Preacher’s Bride!
Each book in the Whiskey River Brides Series is a stand-alone and features a different couple: a dancehall girl and a gunslinger, a sheriff and an outlaw, a dress designer and a lawyer, and more. All books are Sweet Historical Western Romance.
*Note: This is the second publication of this book. It was previously published as The Preacher’s Bride (Whiskey River Brides, #4) by Theresa Oliver with another publisher.
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