Mail Order Bride and Her Judge (#3, Brides of Montana Western Romance) (A Historical Romance Book)

by Leah Laurens

Overview

It's hard to love a man with a vendetta.

Harriet Ackerman is leaving home for the first time since her husband's death…

Her family can't support her any longer. Not with a baby to feed.

She needs a man who will care for her and her child.

Becoming a mail order bride seemed like the easiest solution.

She never thought she'd get a judge with a vendetta.

Her sister is married to an outlaw. Harriet's husband wants to see him hanged.

Judge Theodore Foster is a man obsessed.

His obsession has led him to alienate everyone around him, including his children.

Until he can avenge his wife's death, Harriet will be nothing more than a mail order bride.

But will vengeance ever be enough?

Harriet must find a way to help the judge heal and save her new family.

But Judge Foster doesn't want to be healed.

He wants revenge.

Will Harriet ever hear the words she longs to hear... I love you.

Or is she forever condemned to live in the shadow of a dead woman?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163823536
Publisher:	Leah Laurens
Publication date:	02/16/2020
Series:	Brides of Montana Western Romance
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	530,703
File size:	485 KB

About the Author

Leah Laurens is a multi-voiced writer who always been a lover of historical romance novels since young, especially that of Western Romance.

A romance set in the American West, Leah’s novels involve characters that are strong in character, each with a strong personality and with different pursuits in life. The Hero has his own adventures in life that he wants to pursue, the Heroine learning to survive and conquer the harsh challenges sometimes. Despite the many differences, there is somehow a destiny the hero and heroine must fulfil by meeting each other and to fall in love. 

Through Leah’s writings, she hopes to inspire many who are waiting, questioning about love in a sometimes cynical world. That there will always be that silver linings in the clouds which one sees in their life.
Some of Leah’s inspirations came from authors like Linda Lael Miller, Harper Sloan.