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High Society Teresa: A Mail Order Bride Romance
High Society Teresa: A Mail Order Bride Romance
High Society Teresa: A Mail Order Bride Romance
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High Society Teresa: A Mail Order Bride Romance

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A high society woman escapes an abusive husband when he divorces her. She has a hard time surviving in London until she runs across a poster for a mail order bride and signs up, not knowing about any of the skills she’s sure she’ll need to survive on a remote ranch in California. She has to keep her secret about being divorced because she knows that with her lack of knowledge about basic household skills and also being ‘used’ goods, the rancher who might be her husband, would surely reject her. What follows is an internal struggle as she fights to survive in a new land, and with a new man.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherSusan Hart
Release dateSep 23, 2014
ISBN9781311255136
High Society Teresa: A Mail Order Bride Romance

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    High Society Teresa - Doreen Milstead

    High Society Teresa & Jordan The Rancher

    By

    Tara McGinnis

    Copyright 2015 Classic Western Romances Presents

    Synopsis: A high society woman escapes an abusive husband when he divorces her. She has a hard time surviving in London until she runs across a poster for a mail order bride and signs up, not knowing about any of the skills she’s sure she’ll need to survive on a remote ranch in California. She has to keep her secret about being divorced because she knows that with her lack of knowledge about basic household skills and also being ‘used’ goods, the rancher who might be her husband, would surely reject her. What follows is an internal struggle as she fights to survive in a new land, and with a new man.

    Teresa shivered. The sun was going to set soon, and then it would get even colder. If she were still at home, she’d have a roaring fire going in the hearth, and dinner cooking on the stove.

    However, no, she couldn’t think like that anymore. She wasn’t going to be at home from this day forward.

    She rubbed her arms against the increasing chill, wishing that she’d at least had the foresight to grab a shawl or coat before fleeing from home.

    As if Samuel would’ve allowed her to have one. One of his favorite things to tell her was that he owned everything in the house — every scrap of food, all of her possessions, even her.

    Sure, Teresa didn’t have anyplace to go, now. She was walking without any purpose more than staying warm.

    Nevertheless, she was lucky that she’d escaped, lucky that it hadn’t gone worse with Samuel.

    Her marriage had started out just fine. Her parents and Samuel’s parents had become acquainted through some sort of social circumstances, and the marriage had been arranged.

    Marry now and love will follow, Teresa’s mother had advised her, adjusting her daughter’s wedding veil. It wasn’t a novel concept. Teresa knew her mother and father had barely known each other when they first got married.

    You can spend the rest of your lives together getting to know each other, her father had gruffly imparted, patting her arm as he walked her down the aisle.

    Therefore, Teresa quickly learned Samuel’s likes and dislikes, what he expected of her, how to reasonably please him, and that he had a quick temper.

    Lord, what a quick temper he had.

    The first time she’d crossed him was when she’d disagreed with him over some trivial matter. Teresa couldn’t even remember anymore what it had been about, though she suspected it was over something as simple as the color towels they were going to get for their bathroom.

    When she’d teasingly informed her husband that he was wrong and she was right, it was as if some lever had been reversed in him. She’d never been especially submissive toward him, but that exchange was the first time she’d joked around with him.

    Samuel had been livid, raking her over the coals

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