Navy SEAL gets a princess of a mail-order bride and a whole lot of trouble. When Gavin Blackstock lost a leg in an IED explosion defending his country, he lost his job and his chances for a normal life with a wife and children.
Navy SEAL gets a princess of a mail-order bride and a whole lot of trouble. When Gavin Blackstock lost a leg in an IED explosion defending his country, he lost his job and his chances for a normal life with a wife and children. He figures he won't find a bride to accept an incomplete man. Until a friend points him to a mail-order bride service. Wanted: Bride to live on a ranch in Montana. Must be willing to work hard and bear children. As a princess of a small nation, Aurelia St. George is required to marry and produce an heir before her thirtieth birthday or the kingdom goes to the next person in the royal lineage. After two fiancé’s die before the wedding, Aurelia is convinced she will lose her heritage. Until she stumbles on an ad for a mail-order bride that might be just what she needs to meet her deadline. Not only is the man willing, but Aurelia can hide in Montana until her birthday and the birth of her baby. Response: Woman with biological clock ticking seeks groom with a family in mind. Willing to work hard and bear children. Gavin can’t believe his luck when his pretty bride arrives, but soon finds he must protect her or lose her. Together, they navigate a wedding that could end in tragedy, and lose their hearts in the process.
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