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Marriage Lottery® #1 Bird Bride

A cute guy with a great farm. A beautiful girl with three siblings.

Chickadee Barn left Lakeside to avoid marrying the wrong man. The cute guy with the sun-kissed hair and hazel eyes was supposed to be the perfect catch, but he turned into a pumpkin in less than twenty-four hours. Now she’s headed back home to marry the last person she ever wanted to marry.

Dakota Cooper’s excitement on getting the gorgeous blonde lasted exactly twelve minutes. That’s how long it took to find out it was a package deal–her and her three siblings. He never planned on sharing his farm with four people. But before he can say boo another man is interested in his wife and gives her a huge diamond necklace without batting an eyelash. Suddenly he’s the jerk, not her.

A guy trying to make amends and a girl trying to keep her family fed. Fate’s gentle hand is about to lead them back…to each other. But first one of them is going to get shot.

Marriage Lottery® #2 Wild Child

Twelve men. Five women. One wild child.

Marrying his bride would be one thing, taming her another.

Keira Fitzgerald is only in the lottery because her sister made her enter. She needs a husband about as much as she needs a hole in the head. But with each passing day and every conversation she begins to realize that not all men are mean like her brother-in-law. Some of them are kind-hearted.

Kevin Flannery knows a wild child when he sees one and Keira is definitely a wild child. The more he talks to Keira the more he realizes there’s a reason she avoids men and maybe what she really needs is a friend she can trust.

Two people from different backgrounds are about to fall in love and narrowly escape a killer.

Marriage Lottery® #3 Talker

A talkative woman. A middle brother. A terrible tragedy.

Brigham Caldwell fell in love with Clover Chapman two years ago at the Christmas Dance. Now that she’s eighteen he’s determined to marry her. Luck is on his side at the lottery and he draws her name. But one mistake turns into a tragedy and his wife is hurt most of all.

Clover Chapman knows what the men of Rolling Meadows call her–talker. Is it her fault she’s smarter than most of the men? Or that she has an opinion? When her parents decide it’s time to move to San Francisco she enters the lottery, hoping to find the perfect husband so she won’t have to move. Then Brigham Caldwell, the middle Caldwell brother, draws her name and tells her she talks too much.

One off-hand comment on Lottery Day is going to haunt Brigham Caldwell for the next year. Getting a bride is half the battle. Keeping her is the harder half.

Marriage Lottery® #4 Dying Wish

A dying mother. A husband’s old girlfriend. A terrible betrayal.

Grace Jennings has always been the good daughter, the one who does exactly as everyone expects. That includes entering the lottery and undergoing a dangerous bone marrow extraction so her mother can have a chance. What she doesn’t expect is to be betrayed by the three people she counts on most.

Mackenzie Crawford is a flirt. It started when he was seventeen and six years later he’s still at it. He can’t pick just one woman to fall for; he’s been through about half a dozen. Then the one untouchable girl in town decides to enter the lottery. He can’t help himself from falling in love with beautiful Grace. Then everything falls apart.

The dying wish of Hope Jennings is about to wreak havoc on the town of Prairie Ridge. Sometimes the choices we make have far-reaching consequences that we couldn’t possibly expect. And sometimes faith can make miracles happen.