Chase — Kit Morgan

What happens when three more English ladies are shipped off halfway across the world as mail order brides? EVERYTHING! Three sisters, Lena, Fina and Apple go from an even more posh lifestyle than their cousins before them, and arrive in Clear Creek, a nothing of a town full of quirky characters, crazy live-stock, and bumbling villains! Escorted by their strict and very proper distant cousin, Imogene, the girls have a hard time adjusting to life on the prairie (and they've only just arrived!). What's to become of them? What if they can't live up to their intended's expectations? Lena worries most of all and is the first to wed. How will she please her husband when she can't so much as boil water?

Chase Adams has lived in Clear Creek a little over two years and doesn't plan on going back to San Francisco, a city of regrets. His father moved Chase and his mother there after he struck gold, and all that new wealth went to his head. He didn't like money after that, and got as far from it and the evils that went with it, as he could. No one knew his past, and he kept it that way, by being alone. But soon that loneliness took its toll, so he had Sadie Cooke get him a mail-order bride. But then, what shows up? Three high-bred English ladies, that's what! None of which knew how to survive prairie life. But that didn't matter. What did was his heart. Was the English Miss Sadie ordered up to the task of caring for it?