Three more Christian historical Western romances by popular author Emma Ashwood.

The Texas Cowboy's Heart

Emma always dreamed of marrying a cowboy. Now she was doing it for real; she was heading west to be a mail order bride.

David seemed charming enough, but pretty soon revelations start coming out that Emma wasn't aware of before she left home. Financial problems, missing cattle, strange oil men, and rustlers are all discussed.

Disaster after disaster seems to strike in quick succession, so much so that all thoughts of a wedding are pushed to the back of Emma's mind. Emma finds herself drawn closer and closer to David, but will they have the strength and the resources to get their lives on track and find everlasting happiness?

Heading West to the Heroic Cowboy

Mary Rider's mother is dying. On her deathbed she confesses to her only daughter that her father isn't dead. He headed west to seek his fortune. Mary decides that there is little left for her in the city and that she should marry out West, not only to find love but to find what became of her father. However, being a mail order bride wasn't really the way she dreamed that she would find true love.

Benjamin is a successful rancher who needs a bride. From her letters, Mary seemed like the perfect catch. However, since she arrived the ranch has lurched from one disaster to the next. Can Benjamin sort out the problems with the criminals who are threatening his livelihood? Can Mary find any evidence of her missing father? And can love bloom in the arid desert?

The Dakota Bride's Heart

Penny Smith is penniless and alone in the world. Her parents died some years before and left her with nothing. Her job gives her enough to pay the rent. But most of the time she wishes it didn't, because Penny rents a room from a horrible landlord who wants a lot more than just her rent money. She knows she has to escape, and after laughing about the idea of mail order brides, she decides that she will become one. She is going to marry a handsome, loving cowboy.

Harry is the cowboy who Penny writes to. He is a rancher who is always up against one problem or another. On the day of Penny's arrival, his cattle start being hit by a strange illness - an illness that doesn't threaten just the cattle but the whole ranch and his new marriage to his mail order bride.