Westward Fate

Montana Mail Order Brides, Book 19

De: Linda Bridey

Narrado por: Jim Ellis

Edwina Bradbury, sole heiress of a vast fortune, has finally agreed to come to Dawson after being enticed by an advertisement for a mail-order bride from a handsome English butler. He is charmed by Edwina's wit and independence. They embark on a romance that blossoms even as shocking truths come to light. Will these events rob them of a wonderful future or will their newfound love endure all?

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Great western series

One of my favorite series. I love all of the characters, and enjoy reading about them in each new book, The author always incorporates the members of the town that the reader has met and loved from prior books. Their lives are intertwined very effectively. Great narrator as well.

Fun read. Earlier series characters continue to .

Read in the 23 book series order. I highly recommend. Charming, clean passionate Western romances. A bit of period/culturally accurate drug use. More aggressively Christian! than books 1 to 5.

Book 19 – Westward Fate. Edwina Bradbury, cousin to the heroines of books 1-3, sole heiress of a vast fortune has finally agreed to come to Dawson to visit her family. She has been further enticed by an advertisement from a handsome English butler, Randall Cranston, who works for Dawson’s mayor, Joe Dwyer. Randall is instantly charmed by Edwina’s wit and independence. Who will end up being an English aristocrat?

Loved Narration

Another set of stories of love and family and the people of town gathering at the water hole. Men and woman unsure if they are entitled to love and a future is brought out in all three stories. Loved the narration by Jim Ellis and Alan Taylor