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Marriage Lottery 1: Hope & Mathew
A widow with a four year-old daughter. A man in love with another woman.
Hope Delaware has lost just about everything–her husband Marcus, their savings, their livestock, and almost her life. It’s no longer safe for her and Faith on that mountain. That means the lottery. But the man who picks her name isn’t happy that he’s stuck with her. He’s already planning their divorce.
Mathew Dearborn has been in love with Nora Benton for what seems like forever. On the day Nora finally enters her name into the lottery, Gus Lane draws it out. Every plan Mathew has made over the last seven years falls apart and withers away to dust. Now he’s married to Marcus Delaware’s widow Hope who has a mind of her own. The only bright light in his day is four year-old Faith, a beacon of light if ever there was one.
A young farmer is about to follow his heart into a world of danger and betrayal. His wife is going to be the one to lead him out.
Marriage Lottery 2: A Lucky Man
A young bride. A husband who’s in love with another woman. A disastrous marriage in the making.
Christine Bishop has been in love with Chase Whitman since he moved to town. But he doesn’t even notice her. All she needs is a chance, so when he picks her name at the lottery she’s sure she can make him fall in love with her.
Chase Whitman has been courting Lisa Mallory for six months. So he doesn’t understand why God let Arthur Cambridge get picked first. Now Lisa is Art’s wife and she seems darned happy about it. Worse, he’s stuck with Christine Bishop who practically swoons every time he walks by. What was he thinking picking her name?
A wife fed up with her husband is about to go on a road trip and come back with two kids. He’d better put up or shut up because this time he’s not in charge.
Marriage Lottery 3: Aftermath
A beautiful woman reeling from the aftermath of a deadly epidemic. The angry man who’s about to marry her.
When Meredith Nash goes on vacation in March, she has no idea that a lethal flu epidemic is going to hit her small town while she’s gone. In a single week everyone dies and the Brennanmen close the town. In the aftermath, Meredith is left orphaned and homeless. On Lottery Day she gets off the train and enters the lottery, hoping God will send her a new family. Instead, he sends her an angry man.
Griffen McNair knows his name will be drawn on Lottery Day and his older brother Grady will be second. He couldn’t be happier when two women enter the lottery. Then with five minutes to go, the blonde talks the redhead into leaving. Now there’s one woman and she’s suddenly his wife. But he can’t forget that she robbed his brother of marriage and a chance at happiness.
A runaway bride who keeps dodging one tragedy after another. The angry husband chasing her. Two people who God threw together are about to get their happy ending.