The Morgan's Mail Order Brides — Cia Leah

Breed Morgan didn't want a bride, but his sister-in-law, Sissy Morgan, arranged for his mail order bride just like she promised his Pa she would. Being the man he was, when Breed read Susan Bradley's letters and the abuse she was living through at her uncle's hand after her father's death, he couldn't turn his back on her. Vowing he would marry her, but in name only, to protect her from her uncle and Benton Giles, he promised himself he would send her back home when all was settled.

Susan Bradley was thankful that Breed and his family helped her escape the nightmare she was living. She felt free for the first time since her father's death. When she met Breed, he took her breath away. He was strong, handsome, but refused to conssumate their marriage, vowing to keep her safe until she could return home. The only problem with that was she didn't want him to send her away, but love her for the rest of her life.

Kato was determined to pick his own bride and found the one he wanted. When he brought Cassie and her grandma to his teepee, he knew Cassie wasn't ready to accept him and thought he had ulterior motives for his kindness to them. He vowed to change her mind and give her the life she always dreamed about, even though it meant he might lose Breed and Caleb Morgan's friendship.

Cassie was at a loss to understand Kato and his motives for bringing her and her grandma to his teepee to live with him. He provided well for them and took them away from the outlaw's hideout where they lived after the outlaw band broke up. She was grateful they had a warm place to stay and plenty of food, but if he thought she was going to fall in love with him, he must be loco. She wasn't going to let any man rope her into marriage.

 

Annie Gainer agreed to marry J.T. Morgan sight unseen. His mother, Sissy Morgan, assured her that J.T. was a good man and would treat her right. Annie hoped she done the right thing, but she had no choice. Being an orphan, she was too old to stay at the orphanage any longer and didn't have any other options. When she first laid eyes on J.T. Morgan, he seemed bigger than life, just like his mother said he was and Annie found him intimidating to say the least.

Jacob Taylor Morgan had always wanted a mail order bride and when his ma asked him to marry Annie Gainer from the orphanage, he agreed without hesitation. Annie was a wee slip of a woman and pretty as a picture with her doe like eyes. He just didn't like the fact that Annie wanted him to move back home or that his mother showed up at the wedding with a boy from the orphanage. Not only did he get a mail order bride, but a ready made family, but he vowed he wasn't going back to the ranch for Christmas. Little did he know that he would have to defend his new-found family from an outlaw that could destroy their lives.