A Bride for Noah

Brides of Broken Arrow, Book 1

By: Cheryl Wright

Narrated by: Joshua Oliver

Until his father’s death, Noah Adams believed the large piece of land gifted to him on his 2ts1 birthday is legally his. Suddenly he discovers a condition comes with the "gift". For the land to become lawfully his, Noah must marry within four weeks or lose everything. With no local women available, he has few choices.

Mary Stanton is impoverished and barely surviving. After deciding he can no longer support his spinster daughter, her father promises her to a lecherous man whom she barely escaped in the past. When the chance of entering a proxy marriage is offered, Mary jumps at the chance.

Can these two strangers turn a marriage of convenience into a love match? Or will Mary walk away at the end of the contract?

Author's Promise: This is a heartwarming historical novella with a happily ever after ending and no cliffhangers. It is a clean and wholesome story with nothing more than hugs, kisses, and holding hands.

©2020 Cheryl Wright (P)2022 Barr26 Publishing, LLC

Lovely Story of Restoration

A sweet and touching story of the power of love to heal a broken soul. Mary has learned how to function and sacrifice in poverty. Life with her selfish father has been hard, but when he plans to marry her to a man she loathes, it becomes too much. At the same time, Noah finds out that the property he’s been promised and has been working all his life comes with a condition: he must marry. Through a mutual friend, a proxy marriage takes place and Mary is on the train to meet her new husband.
Although the book is shorter than most I usually read, it packs a lot into its pages. There’s so much doubt, fear, and heartbreak that Mary experienced while living with gentle, caring Noah. It’s a beautiful story of restoration.