The Rancher’s Perfect Bride

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Desperate to escape her stepfather’s threats, Zenobia Stanton becomes a mail-order bride in Montana. She wants to be the perfect bride but she’s been raised with servants and restricted from learning anything useful. After a crash course in cooking before she leaves for Montana, she can only hope for the best.Callum McFadden is eager to have a wife enrich his life. He looks forward to good meals and a well-run household-and to a wife to cuddle at night. He’s a patient man and is willing to make allowances while his wife adjusts to ranch life.He’s pleased that Zenobia is up to the challenges she meets. Until, that is, her stepfather’s henchmen enter the picture. Callum will do whatever is necessary to protect his wife.

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