Penny's Tales: Day 5 in The American Mail Order Bride Series with Edwina, Bride of Connecticut, by Margaret Tanner

Monday, November 23, 2015

Day 5 in The American Mail Order Bride Series with Edwina, Bride of Connecticut, by Margaret Tanner

Joshua was a happy bachelor until his scheming sister lands him with a Mail Order Bride.

Desperate to Escape Boston, Edwina accepts the marriage proposal she believes has come from him.
Can a deceived bride, and a reluctant groom, find happiness together?

http://www.amazon.com/Edwina-Connecticut-Mail-Order-Brides-America-ebook/dp/B017GP1HXU

This project has made publishing history and has been more than 6 months in the making. Called The American Mail Order Brides Series, there are 50 books from 45 authors. Starting on November 19, there will one book published per day through to January 7, 2016. Each story is 35K - 40K in length and priced at $2.99.
For more information on release dates, the free prequel which ties the stories together, and each story, visit: http://www.newwesternromance.com/

2 comments:

Margaret TannerNovember 23, 2015 at 4:06 AM
Thanks so much Penny. It is such a thrill to be part of the American Mail Order Bride series.
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C_PattersonNovember 23, 2015 at 6:41 AM
Looking forward to my Thanksgiving break when I can catch up on the stories I've missed so far. Margaret - I'm sure your story will be as spectacular as the rest of them! This series so far has been wonderful and I can't wait to read them all. Thank you for writing it and sharing it with us!
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