
A Civil War veteran sends for a mail-order bride in 1873 Wisconsin, unaware she is his comrade's sister; together they confront trauma and form a family with orphaned children.
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A Civil War veteran sends for a mail-order bride in 1873 Wisconsin, unaware she is his comrade's sister; together they confront trauma and form a family with orphaned children.
"Mail-order bride Judith Jones has barely arrived in Pepin, Wisconsin, before she's whisked away to prepare for her wedding to Asa Brant. Though something about Asa seems so familiar, how do two strangers become husband and wife? Especially when Judith senses Asa's hidden sorrow. His kindness in helping two young orphans could win her heart . . . if only he'd open up to her. Determined to start over after four years of brutal war, Asa moved away and sent for a mail-order bride. He had no idea th...
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Mail-order bride emotional romance with fade-to-black intimacy and growing affection.
References to Civil War combat trauma and physical abuse of orphaned children.
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Christian faith elements and devotional themes are central to characters' journeys.
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Post-Civil War reconstruction and starting over after conflict.
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Orphaned children endure physical abuse; protagonist deals with war-related trauma.
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