“Who the hell are you? You can’t be my bride, you’re an Indian!” Ned Hazlitt has it all figured out. After sixteen years in the army, he’s ready to become a civilian. He’s going to start a business and get married. His brother’s mail-order marriage turned out well, and as Ned is in a hurry, he decides that a mail-order bride will work for him too... more“Who the hell are you? You can’t be my bride, you’re an Indian!” Ned Hazlitt has it all figured out. After sixteen years in the army, he’s ready to become a civilian. He’s going to start a business and get married. His brother’s mail-order marriage turned out well, and as Ned is in a hurry, he decides that a mail-order bride will work for him too. Ned’s plans don’t turn out quite the way he expected, and when he first sets eyes on the woman who’s arrived in Dalton to be his wife, she’s holding a rifle and it’s aiming straight at his head. What he was expecting was a dainty, demure wife who’d do his bidding. He didn’t plan on a Shoshone wife, and Catherine Pelatier doesn’t intend to be anything other than what she is. Is Ned willing to take the risk, or does he give up on the best thing that’s ever happened to him? This is book 2 in the Brides of Dalton series, which can be read as a stand alone or a part of the series. less
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