 Christmas Mail Order Brides sold 50,000 copies! Therese Stenzel writes a story of suspense and secrets between a woman scorned by her former fiance and a widower seeking a new start for himself and his daughters. Elisabeth Lariby is thrust into a contract of marriage with Zane Michaels, a gentle, philanthropic soul who longs to win her reticent heart. Their unsettled past seeks to drive a wedge between them, and they each must lay it to rest before accepting God's future for them.  Love reading marriage of convenience stories?Adore stories set in the old west? Then you'll love my first novella, A Bride By Christmas. Get caught up in four historical romances set in the old west in which unusual circumstances cause four young people to seek marrige by Christmas. When marrige is given a deadline, the results are anything but conventional.
.HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM MY FAMILY TO YOURS!  NOTE FROM THERESE
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a person in possession of a passion for all things British, must be in want of a dedicated British website. Blame it on my English-born Grandmother, but even as a child I was obsessed with things, across the pond. What I am endeavoring to do through this website is to share that passion with you through lists of historical fiction, a British based newsletter, British movie lists, and for those of you who want to write a fiction book (British novel,) information on writing a book. So make yourself a cup of tea and pull out the biscuits and tea cakes, this is a place for all lovers of Britian to feel right at home. Enjoy! Quote of the week: "Relecft on your present blessings, of which every man has many, not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some." -Charles Dickens WHAT FICTION I'M READING NOW Just Finished: Steve and Me by Teri Erwin Now Reading: The Red Queen by Phillippa Gregory Still Haunted By: I am a Hutterite by Mary Ann Kirkby Next On My List: A House Divided by Catherine Cookson Writing Book I'm reading: none Dying to Find: A GOOD TIME TRAVEL--why don't publishers do these anymore? Still Waiting To Be Read: The Far Pavillions by M.M. Kane and A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens |
