Mail Order Brides: Perfect In God’s Eyes (A Pair Of Clean Western Historical Romances)
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A Mail Order Bride For The Sheriff -- A sheriff in the West has almost everything a man could wish for, except for a bride. He asks his tavern owner aunt for advice and help and she sends him the almost perfect woman. Why she isn’t perfect remains a secret until she can wait no longer to tell him, after he asks her to be his bride.
Chastity, The Orphan & Mail Order Bride, is a story about a very feisty, intelligent and strong willed orphan, sent to Idaho as a mail order bride and to meet her future husband, a rancher from Germany. Leaving her alone because she is called to deliver a baby, her chaperone tells her to stay in the hotel lobby but she wants to explore the small town and ends up in the saloon. Just in time her future husband shows up and they immediately get off on the wrong foot. Along with that she also has no clue as to what will be expected of her as a rancher’s wife. She prefers the early game of baseball and Shakespeare and geography, over milking a cow and cooking for a man with a reputation for wooing all of the ladies in town.
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Mail Order Brides - Helen Keating
Mail Order Brides: Perfect In God’s Eyes
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Helen Keating
Copyright 2015 Helen Keating
A Mail Order Bride For The Sheriff
Chastity, The Orphan And Mail Order Bride
A Mail Order Bride For The Sheriff
Synopsis: A Mail Order Bride For The Sheriff -- A sheriff in the West has almost everything a man could wish for, except for a bride. He asks his tavern owner aunt for advice and help and she sends him the almost perfect woman. Why she isn’t perfect remains a secret until she can wait no longer to tell him, after he asks her to be his bride.
My father, from the day he was born to the day that he passed away, told me that God had a plan for every one of us and if that meant that if you weren’t destined to become the governor or even a rich plantation owner, then you should just be happy with what you have and your life, no matter how unlikely it seemed at the time, would eventually fall into place.
Be content with what you have, don’t beg for more, it was a good philosophy to have, in my eyes, yet as I was getting older and I did need something more in my life.
I was content with my career. I was the sheriff for this small town and thankfully I did not have to use my gun very often, for this was a simple town with more Christian values than anyone else in the state. I didn’t make much money, but I had a roomy home with enough food and water to get me by and I even owned some livestock.
I always wanted to improve my farm, yet I could never get the chance to, as being a sheriff could be a big time consumer. I wasn’t rich my any means, but when it came down to it, I wouldn’t have it any other way. I had something that many rich people sadly didn’t have: a relationship with Jesus Christ. I prayed daily, read from my old Bible which was falling apart, a clear sign that this man was not, and I made sure to treat people the way I wanted to be treated.
So in truth, I should have been satisfied, but I was missing something: A woman to call my own.
I was a relatively good-looking man for someone my age. I was thirty-five and still had all of my teeth and had hair as dark as when I was a teenager, so I was glad to have been blessed with good looks, yet no woman seemed to have wanted me. I treated every woman I came across here with respect and worked diligently to get them to like me, yet most just ended up marrying someone else, and most women who were my age were married.
Mostly, I wanted to have children of my own, to start my family and teach them the good word of Christ, but with every passing day, I seemed to have gotten less hopeful that that would ever happen. Every night, I ended up praying before I went to bed.
Lord, I’ve been grateful and have never asked for much, but just like Adam had Eve, I want to have a woman of my own. I know it’s Your will if I can have one, so if not I’m content, but it would mean the world to me if I could just have that someone. Anyway, bless this night and the next day, amen.
I did this for a few months, yet no pretty lady showed up on my doorstep. It eventually started to affect my abilities as a sheriff, too. For instance, there was a robbery, which didn’t happen very often and normally I was able to chase them down, but I found myself struggling to catch up, my warning shots doing nothing.
Eventually they got away, and that was the final straw. I vowed that I should just be happy with what I had, but I thought I could ask my friend Samuel what he should do. Like me, he was a devout Christian, but he had a wife and kids. I invited him over for some steak at the tavern and when we sat down, I told him my situation.
"I understand, Paul, but you have to realize that sometimes when God doesn’t answer your prayer, it doesn’t mean that He doesn’t want you to have that, a lot of times it just means that he wants you to seek it.
God helps those who help themselves. I was in your boat once. I wanted a woman, but only found one when I went to actually look. Do you know of anyone who could introduce you to one?
I thought about this. He was right, in a way. God didn’t want you to rely on Him all the time when it came to earthly pleasures, so the more I thought about it, the more I decided that a woman was going to be my fate, I just had to look. The only person I knew who would even come close was my aunt Bessie. She ran a tavern and was friends with all sorts of women of all ages, so she may,