The Untangling of Two Hearts: Historical Western Mail Order Bride Romance

Bear Creek Brides, Book 3

By: Amelia Rose

Narrated by: Alan Taylor

Length: 6 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

A sheepish teacher looking to settle down. A charming assistant willing to date again. Will a mail-order bride wreck their happily ever after?

Bear Creek, Montana, 1890. Dan Mavis believes the only way he’ll finally marry is if he mail-orders a wife. As a schoolteacher, his female contact is limited to the elegant assistant in his classroom. But just as things begin heating up between them, Dan’s advertisement reaches a woman keen to take up his offer. 

Phoebe James’ heart was broken one too many times. But after getting to know the bashful educator she aids, she finds herself falling for a man strikingly different from those who’ve previously courted. And when she finally accepts his invitation to a date, she wonders if it might be time to trust again. 

As the two quickly fall for one another’s charm, they realize this could be forever. But much to their dismay, Dan’s mail-order bride shows up ready to break the starry-eyed couple apart. Will this dramatic interruption ruin Dan and Phoebe’s best chance for happily ever after?

The Untangling of Two Hearts is the entrancing third book in the Bear Creek Brides historical cowboy romance series. If you like messy love triangles, determined protagonists, and unexpected infatuation, you’ll adore Amelia Rose’s charming novel.

Buy The Untangling of Two Hearts for lessons in desire today!

©2020 Amelia Rose (P)2020 Amelia Rose

Not the mail order bride story you think

This story starts off like many mail orderbride stories but you quickly realize the mail orderbride is not the h of this story. I liked the character development and the development of the budding relationship between the h and H. *spoiler alert* Towards the end of the book the mail order bride gets wrapped up too quickly, IMO, and the spirit journey is thrown in and out of place.

Miners Sister and Bear Creek's Teacher

Phoebe, raised wealthy in Bostom, comes to Bear Creek when her brother buys the town mine, only to become involved with Dan, the local teacher, in this clean, romantic, lightly Christian romance.

Enjoyed the story, a good romance ,easy reading. Will be on the look out for more of these books. Thanks

Thanks such a good relaxing read. I was looking for a story filled with love and compassion and I found it in this book.

great read

love narrations by Alan Tarlor. he brings the story line to life in his narrations.

An excellent book

This is a great book. Alan narrates this type book perfect. Things keep changing and Dan has to make things go his way he doesn't just give up. it's interesting from the beginning to the end. If my review was any help will you please click the helpful link. Thank you

Sweet Historical Romance

I really love this narrator! This is book three and again, we have a few common characters, but I think this can be a atand alone story. My least favorite part was the Sioux "spirit journey" the two main characters go on. My favorite part was the Sioux children attending school with the town'speople's children and them playing together.