Christmas Bride: Susan's Secret Baby: A Sweet and Clean Mail Order Bride Story (Christmas Babies Book 5)

A widow with a secret heads to the Oklahoma Territories as a possible wife for a lonely farmer with three children.Before Susan Gardner has even celebrated her first wedding anniversary, she finds herself a widow -- with a secret she is too proud to reveal.Widow Caleb Gardner is a man still in love with his wife and struggling to raise his three children alone.Christmas just won't be the same this year. Despite their grief, can the two of them f...

By Lorena Dove
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Print Length: 91 pages
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Publication Date: November 20, 2016
Language: English
ASIN: B01N1HZUOH
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Susan just lost her husband of which they hadn't even been married a year yet. She was suffering so much that she shut down.Nothing seemed real to her anymore, including the fact she was going to have a baby. Her friend Hazel did all she could to h

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