Orphan Train Romance Series

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ALL FIVE ORPHAN TRAIN ROMANCE SERIES IN ONE VOLUME!

Find out how five women are able to find love and

a family they have always wanted!

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An Unexpected Family

Can Amanda and Craig create a new family when they adopt a brother and sister from the train that stopped in their Texas town with 18 orphans from New York City?

The Promise of A Family

Lydia feels like she has experienced many losses in her life. Can she learn to accept Clinton's love for her? Together, can they form a strong family unit for three siblings?

Big Spring Brides: Anna

Anna has spent her childhood in an orphanage. She is given a chance for a new life in Texas traveling on an orphan train. She is adopted by a couple who needs her help with their store. When she is an adult, she decides to become a mail-order bride to a man who owns a ranch in Montana. Will she be able to accept the man who is really meant for her?

Big Spring Brides: Serena

Serena has always wanted a family. When she agrees to go to Texas with a group of orphans, she is adopted by a kind family. Yet, she has a hard time with the idea that anyone could really love her. Nine years later, she is given a chance to go to Montana where Anna lives and marry Paul, a brother of Anna's husband as a mail-order bride. Will she be able to learn to love Paul and to accept his love for her?

Big Spring Brides: Katrina

As a 12-year-old, Katrina leaves the orphanage to go to Texas because her best friends, Anna and Serena, want a chance for a family. She is adopted by a well-to-do family who tries to force her to make a decision she doesn't want to make when she is an adult. She leaves with Serena to join Anna and to teach at a ranch in Montana. While there, she meets Luke, the eldest brother of Paul and Alex, who has made a vow he will never marry again, not even to provide a mother for his daughter. Can Katrina and Luke help each other learn to love?

Audience
adult

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