BOOKS
A Farmer
for Christmas
Will Myra’s new husband let her give four motherless girls a happy Christmas?
A Shadowed Groom
for Christmas
Married to a man in a mask, Kitty begins to wonder about her husband.
A Keeper
for Christmas
People say he crazy. His mail-order bride says the whole town must be blind!
A Strongman
for Christmas
Stranded at the circus, what will this mail-order bride do?
A Bride for Darrell
Can a man who never agreed to marry the proxy bride and a woman pursued by murderers make a life together?
A Bride for Bode
All thoughts of annulment disappear when Bode meets his proxy bride. The girl of his dreams!
A Bride for Boss
The surprise child given to her is not Frankie's, so why does she risk her marriage to keep the little girl?
A Bride for Harland
Renie Hunter fell in love. Too bad the man who sends for her as proxy wife no longer resembles the man from before.
A Snowy Delivery
for Christmas
Two lonely people in a cold rooming house. A good thing for them that their landlady has Christmas magic at her fingertips.
Aloha My Love: Christmas in July
Two sneaky mothers and an appearance by Elvis add up to a Christmas in July that this couple won't forget in this quick, fun contemporary romance!
Wren's Wooer
Wren Donaldson rejects her wooer, wanting him to only be her good friend. When Mildred Crenshaw, her mother's cousin, sends "the perfect groom" to Wren, she begins to realize her dream man already proposed. Too bad she rejected him.
Her rejected wooer has settled into a friendship with her. Nothing more between them--or is there? And what about the man sent by the matchmaking cousin? What desperate and dangerous measures will her mail-order groom pursue to be sure he marries Wren?
Maggie Jorgensen has trouble dogging her heels. She needs a marshal and doesn't realize one has already arrived to help her.
Reg Parkhurst came to Pines Bluff to trap the escaped prisoner. That man vowed revenge on a woman named Maggie Jorgensen. Only, when Reg meets the lovely lady his need to stop the escapee becomes very personal.
After spending time with the marshal in disguise, Maggie can't understand why he sends her to Denver as a mail-order bride. Feeling as she does about Reg, can she marry another man? And why did the matchmaker, Marianne, wear a secret smile when she told Maggie her groom is out of town?
Disgraced and sent east to live with an old-maid aunt, Lucinda jumps at the chance to take Maggie's place. She'll marry a wealthy rancher, a dream come true.
A farmer and not a rich rancher waits for her. Anders Andersson expects a Swedish mail-order bride. Immediately, he senses that the beautiful woman who doesn't speak a word of Swedish hides more than one secret. No matter, he's anxious to marry her and desperately needs her help on the farm.
Isolated, will Lucinda discover who she really is as she pretends to be Maggie? What will happen when the real Maggie suddenly arrives at the farm?
About The Author
Marisa Masterson and her husband of thirty years reside in Saginaw, Michigan. They have two grown children, one son-in-law, a grandchild on the way, and one old and lazy dog.
She is a retired high school English teacher and oversaw a high school writing center in partnership with the local university. In addition, she is a National Writing Project fellow and a regular contributor to the Sweet Americana Sweethearts and Sweethearts of the West blogs.
Focusing on her home state of Wisconsin, she writes sweet historical romance. Growing up, she loved hearing stories about her family pioneering in that state. Those stories, in part, are what inspired her to begin writing.
Contact Marisa
Saginaw, Michigan
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