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Gerrity's Bride by Carolyn Davidson · Booklabria

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Gerrity's Bride

Romance, Historical, WesternOrphans

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First published: 1995
Editions: 2 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Emmaline Carruthers Shed More Than Her Clothes Under The Brutal Western Sun...

Her 'citified' ways went next, along with her plans for a quiet, dignified life. Instead, she found herself bound to a hotheaded cowboy in a most inconvenient marriage! Ranch foreman Matthew Gerrity was used to having things go his way. So why was he having so much trouble getting his Eastern beauty of a wife to accept that he was the one in charge? The town of Forbes Junction, Arizona, would never be the same!

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Western
Orphans
Set in: Arizona

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