Marriage Lottery Brennanmen Trilogy

The Marriage Lottery™: Brennanmen Trilogy

 

Marriage Lottery™ #2 Montana and Daniel

Sixteen men. Five women.

A kind man. A Brennan.

On a cold night in March in the tiny town of Deer Hollow, two trappers carry a young girl, half dead, to the local doctor’s home. Her name is Montana Brennan and she is about to bring a world of revenge down upon those who viciously murdered her family.

Daniel Hawthorn is the richest man in Deer Hollow, which is also why he’s still single. It’s hard to find a worthy bride among all the gold diggers. Five minutes before noon on Lottery Day, a gorgeous woman wearing nothing more than a thin robe enters the lottery. Daniel takes a leap of faith and enters the lottery with seconds to spare. He knows he’s gotten more than he bargained for when she takes him to the general store and immediately buys knives, hatchets, and guns. On one of the rifles she has a name engraved, that of Thomas Brennan.

Marriage Lottery™ #3 Marissa and Ryan

Thirty men. Nine women. A Brennan. A cure.

Marissa Morgan has spent most of her life being poked and prodded by doctors, so it isn’t exactly a surprise when prominent Dr. Kane Larson asks her to the lottery. That doesn’t mean she wants to marry a man twice her age. She flees three hundred miles north to the little town of Riverton where she happens to be on Lottery Day.

Ryan Brennan is still recovering from the murder of his uncle, aunt, and cousin when he seeks solace at his cabin in the small town of Riverton. He has no intention of entering the lottery, but the gorgeous brunette he bumps into does. Before he knows it he’s entering the lottery under an assumed name and praying once she discovers who he is she’ll keep him anyway.

Two people with secrets and a man intent on destroying the world. Marriage is hard enough for a Brennanmen, but add a psychotic scientist and it becomes a nightmare.

Marriage Lottery™ #10 Hannah and Connor

Hannah Boyd has never cared that she wasn’t the pretty sister. Then Sarah marries and tosses back three husbands. Now no man in town will marry a Boyd sister. So Hannah cuts her hair and enters the lottery race as a man. No one suspects anything until a handsome blond starts dogging her and asking a lot of questions.

Connor Brennan is only in the lottery race as a favor to his father watching out for the troublemakers and stragglers. Pretty soon he finds himself tagging along after Hank Boyd, a kid who couldn’t possibly be older than eighteen, three years too young for the lottery and for the race.

A girl out to prove a point and a man who thinks he’s just fallen in love with another man are about to ride into a gunfight and prove that love can happen to anyone.