Mail Order Bride: Secrets of The Past: The Story Of Matilda Wilde And Jeremiah Sherman (The Seven Sisters Of Oakwood #1)
Terri Grace, Pure Read
Jeremiah Sherman is free at last, after his domineering mother dies. He lost his wife fifteen years ago and now he feels like it’s time she returns home. The problem is, he has no idea where she is.
Enter Molly White, the amateur detective and owner of a bridal agency. This time the task at hand is finding out Matilda’s secrets from the past as well as seven husbands for seven daughters of a man out West. Is she up to the task, and can she reunite the long separated couple?
The seven sisters of Oakwood follows the unfurling story of the Wilde sisters, and their hopeful father, Osborne. Burdened with the task of getting these beloved, bright but stubborn young girls married to suitable husbands, Osborne enlists the help of Molly White of the Cozy Bridal Agency to aid his cause – with surprising consequences! Each book is a delightful standalone story, and also part of the full story that spans this joy filled series.
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4.50 · 22 ratings- Mail Order Bride: Secrets of The Past: The Story Of Matilda Wilde And Jeremiah Sherman by Terri Grace Book #1
- To Catch A Bride: The Seven : The Story of Lilith Wilde and Andrew Bellinger by Terri Grace Book #2
- Beloved Rescuer: The Story of Holly Rose Wilde and Michael Fairway: Mail Order Bride Romance by Terri Grace Book #3
- Mail Order Bride: Doctor of Her Heart: The Story of Jasmine Belle Wilde and Randolph Green by Terri Grace Book #4
- Beyond The Scars: The Story of Daisy Wilde and Phillip Bright by Terri Grace Book #5
- Run For Your Love: The Story of Alyssa Wilde and Samuel Tapper by Terri Grace Book #7
- True Riches: The Story of Iris Wilde and Kevin Rothchild by Terri Grace Book #8
- Mail Order Bride: Love in the Wilde: The Story of Osborne Wilde and Tabitha Flanders by Terri Grace Book #9
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