The Print Shop Bride: A Clean And Inspirational Marriage of Convenience Romance (Frontier Vows Agency #4)

A woman seeking redemption. A man fighting to hold his family together. And a marriage that was never meant to become real.

Elizabeth Finch lost everything when she stood up for a child who had no one else. When a frontier matchmaker offers her a chance to start over in Promise, Colorado Territory, Betsy accepts, hoping hard work and purpose can mend what’s been broken.

Gabriel Thornton is barely holding on. After his brother’s death, he’s raising three grieving children while struggling to keep his small-town print shop alive. The town doubts a single man can provide what grieving children need. Gabriel knows they need stability. And he needs help.

He needs a wife.

Their marriage is a practical arrangement, built on necessity rather than love. But as Betsy brings order, patience, and quiet compassion into a wounded household, and Gabriel begins to believe that hope can grow even in the hardest seasons, convenience gives way to something deeper.

Together, they’ll discover that healing is possible, families can be chosen, and sometimes the second chance you never planned for becomes the greatest blessing of all.

This clean, wholesome, inspirational frontier romance is part of a series, but can be read as a standalone. Meant to be a refreshing escape.