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The Wedding Promise by Carolyn Davidson · Booklabria

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The Wedding Promise

Romance, Historical

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

THE WAY WEST FOR RACHEL SINCLAIR LED STRAIGHT DOWN THE AISLE

And into the arms of a man she barely knew! But Cord McPherson had taker her and her brother in when trouble struck along the trail. And Rachel believed in her heart that this marriage of convenience would grow into a bond more precious that gold. An instant family wasn't something Cord McPherson had planned on acquiring, but the sight of Rachel protecting her brothers told him she was plenty strong enough to be his bride. And he was good and ready to make their promise to each other last a lifetime.

Subjects: Romance, Historical

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