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A bride's agreement by DiAnn Mills, Elaine Bonner, Ramona K. Cecil · Booklabria

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A bride's agreement

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A bride's agreement

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First published: 2015

Synopsis

"First comes marriage, then comes love. Why would a bride agree to marry a virtual stranger? Within the no-nonsense mindset of the 1800s, five marriages are arranged for various reasons that don't include love"--

Subjects: Romance
Marriage
American Romance fiction
Arranged marriage
American Christian fiction

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Publisher: Barbour Books, an imprint of Barbour Publishing, Inc
Published: 2015
Pages: 717
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-1634092159
ISBN-10: 1634092155

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