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Mail-Order Misfire

By: Davalynn Spencer
Narrated by: Lacey Lewis
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Publisher's Summary

Inspirational western romance

In this prequel for the Front Range Brides series, a widowed lawman meets the bride his nine-year-old daughter wrote for without telling him. What could go wrong?

Preacher Bern Stidham is a peacemaker - when he’s not carrying one on his hip. His little girl Gracie wants a helper for her preacher/sheriff papa and a mama for herself, so she writes their former pastor in Missouri asking for a mail-order bride. 

Recently widowed dressmaker Etta Collier is a half step ahead of the banker who carries a lustful eye for her as well as the note on her home. When her pastor receives a letter from little Gracie Stidham, he sees a solution for everyone’s problem and encourages Etta to answer Gracie’s request.

Running from one man’s lecherous pursuit into the home of another she knows nothing about, Etta Collier risks everything to ease a little girl’s loneliness and, perhaps, find a second chance at love.

©2019 Davalynn Spencer (P)2021 Davalynn Spencer

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