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A bride with no groom. A horseman who buried his best friend. And a contract for a wife that was never meant for him. Emmaline Rhodes crossed the continent in borrowed navy wool to marry a stranger - and stepped off the Laramie train six days after a horse he was breaking put him in the ground. She came with her Latin primer, her dying father's sealed letter, and no way home. Judah McCrae, the Scots-Irish horseman who buried his partner and watched her train pull in alone, offers her a schoolroom at Bitter Creek until she chooses what comes next. Now she teaches three children in a tack barn, rides out each morning to a ranch where Thomas's half-wild chestnut mare walks straight to her and lets no one else near, and begins to understand that someone in Laramie wants Judah off his land before the summer is out. Judah doesn't court her in words. He takes her elbow down from the buckboard and holds on a beat too long. He scrubs his hands raw before he comes to the boarding house. He waits. And Emmaline is terrified of what it would mean to bury one stranger and love another in the same Wyoming spring. Mail-Order Bride (Gone Wrong) Dead Fiancé's Best Friend The Horse That Chose Her Forced Proximity on a Working Ranch He Falls First Slow Burn Heat Level: Sweet / Clean (kisses only, no on-page intimacy) Vibes: Sage wind, quiet grief, hard-won tenderness Setting: 1876 Wyoming Territory Ending: HEA. Book 1 of Mail-Order Brides of the Wyoming Frontier. Some promises are signed in ink. Some are kept quiet, one day at a time.

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