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Lottery Bride 1: Mercy
When a strange cowboy enters their lottery, Mercy has no idea he’s there for her. Until he picks her name and becomes her husband. For the first time in her life, Mercy has someone who wants to take care of her. But trust is a fragile thing and once broken is hard to mend.
From the moment he sees her, Garrett Fletcher knows Mercy is the right choice. But he never expected his brother Evan to react so badly. Just as all the pieces of his life fall into place, Evan breaks it all down and his beautiful wife goes running.
A woman ready to start all over. A man with an unhinged brother. Some courtships are easy. This one’s going to be rocky.
Lottery Bride 2: Glenna
Three times Glenna Hartman has trusted God to send her Mr. Right in the lottery. Three times her husbands threw her back. The only reason she enters the fourth time is because Eli is convinced Lamont is her Mr. Right and she desperately wants kids.
Lamont Williams has waited fifteen years to win the lottery. This year has to be the year. But then Glenna Hartman stands in front of him and he can’t get her to move. He doesn’t want to finally get a bride and have her divorce him a year later, so he tells Glenna to move. He never expected her to remove her name from the lottery and run away from home.
A woman with a ticking biological clock is about to get her dream come true. The man chasing her is about to get a big surprise.
Lottery Bride 3: Sarah
For four years, Sarah Miles has been on her own. So when she finally turns eighteen and enters the lottery, she expects God to send her a kind man. Instead, he sends her a control freak obsessed with redheads who hates yoga.
Buck Hunter has worked hard to get what he has, a large profitable ranch. The only reason he enters the lottery is because there’s one woman in it and she’s a redhead. But there’s a scuffle and before he knows it, he’s saddled with a teenage bride and an orphan to boot. She’s willing to dye her hair and be whatever he wants her to be. What she doesn’t realize is that she’s perfect for him exactly as she is, which means he can’t remain emotionally unattached. And trying to keep control is hurting her.
A misunderstanding of epic proportions is about to drive a wedge between a husband and his wife and send her running.
Lottery Bride 4: Peggy
A twelve year old girl. A fifteen year old boy. A lost cat.
Mark Mathews never expected to fall in love at fifteen. Things like that just didn’t happen. But he did. And with none other than Peggy Jennings, the oddest girl in Stanhope.
Peggy Jennings had a knack for finding things. Dead cats, lost boys, even bears, which was totally unintended. She didn’t have a knack for understanding fifteen year old boys, especially one as arrogant as Mark Mathews. Honestly, what was he thinking? That she’d fall at his feet?
Destiny is about to knock on the doors of two teenagers and throw them together in one tragedy after another until they fall in love.