1870 Wyoming Territory.On the advice of her second dying husband, Genevieve Carnegie has returned to Wyoming to sort out her heart. She believes she’ll find complete satisfaction by wresting her ranch away from the man who ran her off—the man she once loved. She plans to start a bride school, to prepare future wives of the Western Territories to have a hand in shaping the country. What she doesn't plan is to lose her heart, again, to Devlin Zollinger, her former brother-in-law. Besides, her society circles aren't quite ready to allow men to marry their brother’s widows.Devlin can’t believe Gen is back, but it doesn't take long to realize she isn't interested in a reunion. She wouldn't be waging war against him if she knew what he’d done on her behalf, but he’s not about to tell her. However, if he can’t find a way back onto the ranch to collect his things, she’ll discover all his secrets.Meanwhile, someone is trying to sabotage the bride ranch at every turn. And if Devlin can’t catch the side-winder, the beautiful Genevieve Carnegie won’t live long enough to marry a third husband…hopefully, him. 

1870 Wyoming Territory.She's dancing for her life…Molly doesn't believe the attention of her backwoods cousin is as harmless as her father insists. In fact, she’s starting to think her father isn't as oblivious as he seems and she’d be a fool not to flee. She jumps at the chance to become a Diamond Springs Bride, hoping that her future husband will be a kinder man who will allow her to be happy. But she may not get the chance to marry at all if she can’t put her past nightmares behind her and do what she fears most—dance.Samuel doesn't break promises…For years, Samuel Craighton has been bringing home both animals and people with broken wings, but his soft heart can’t bear much more. He applies at the famous Bride School for a perfectly trained and capable woman to help him tend to the wounded he already has. And luckily, the first bride he meets is more than he dared hope for. He quickly throws his hat in the ring, but finds she’s damaged too. And to keep a promise, he must choose a different bride. But if he does, another man is more than happy to scoop her up, broken wing and all.And at Diamond Springs Ranch, forever is decided in a day… 

Darby: Bride of Oregon is 33rd in the unprecedented 50-book American Mail-Order Brides series.Fearless Darby McClintock knows she can imitate a refined British accent to fulfill the mail order bride advertisement. Granted, the man states that Scotswomen need not apply, but he'll never hear the lilt of her brogue...if she can keep from losing her temper.In order to play a dangerous game as the Phantom, in the Shanghai Tunnels below Portland, Oregon, Rand Beauregard has to keep up a respectable façade above ground. And for that, he needs a well-bred, upper-crust wife. Anything less will jeopardize lives...How long can Darby keep up the act? And will the dangers of the Tunnels move their ultimate happiness beyond their reach?

1870 Wyoming Territory.Lizzy Tanner is thrilled to be chosen for the Bride School at Diamond Springs Ranch. But when her prince comes calling, she doesn't fit his glass slipper.Unimpressed by what Boston has to offer, Jacob Montgomery is tantalized by the idea of a Western bride. But the one he wants is too young and too prone to trouble to suit his high society life. 

1870 Wyoming Territory.All she wanted was a night at the ball...Mary agrees to take the place of a potential bride so she can see what it's like to dance with a gentleman. But soon, she's caught up in a Cinderella nightmare. The prince turns out to be Rebel, the boy she fell in love with long ago, but if she reveals her identity to him, another will pay dearly.It's a Western fairy tale all right, but the magic slipper belongs to someone else! 

Darby: Bride of Oregon is 33rd in the unprecedented 50-book American Mail-Order Brides series.Fearless Darby McClintock knows she can imitate a refined British accent to fulfill the mail order bride advertisement. Granted, the man states that Scotswomen need not apply, but he'll never hear the lilt of her brogue...if she can keep from losing her temper.In order to play a dangerous game as the Phantom, in the Shanghai Tunnels below Portland, Oregon, Rand Beauregard has to keep up a respectable façade above ground. And for that, he needs a well-bred, upper-crust wife. Anything less will jeopardize lives...How long can Darby keep up the act? And will the dangers of the Tunnels move their ultimate happiness beyond their reach?