The Bride at Silver Sage (The Brides of Grand Springs #1)

A struggling rancher. A bride starting over. A marriage neither can afford to fail.

Adele “Della” Warner is unmarried, penniless, and running out of choices. With her father in his grave, her brother controls her inheritance and intends to hand her over to a widower twice her age.

Della does the one thing nobody expects: she answers a matrimonial advertisement and travels to Montana Territory to marry a stranger.

Beau Hawkins asked for a sensible woman to keep house at Silver Sage. What steps off the train at Grand Springs is a New York lady in green velvet who has never boiled a potato in her life.

They marry within the hour.

What Beau doesn’t tell his new wife is that his ranch, Silver Sage, is in trouble. Two hard years have pushed the ranch closer to ruin than anyone knows.

Della may know nothing about ranching, but she knows business. And the longer she spends at her new home, the more problems she sees.

Something is wrong at Silver Sage.

And as Della starts asking questions Beau would rather leave alone, she begins to wonder whether two bad years are really all that brought Silver Sage to its knees.

Because some troubles are bad luck.

Others are made.

A sweet, clean historical Western romance full of courage and unexpected love in the wilds of Montana Territory. Book One in The Brides of Grand Springs series.