The latest from Kim Vogel Sawyer is entitled Beneath a Prairie Moon. On the first page, you will learn that a lot of the men from Spiveyville, Kansas, are anxious to acquire some mail-order brides. That is all except one! Mack Cleveland, who runs the town hardware store, is intent on waiting for God to provide a wife for him. After his father was swindled by a mail-order bride, he wants nothing to do with these Eastern women!
After her father's shady dealings caused her family to fall from their place in high society, Abigail Brantley has had to lower herself to work as an assistant at Bingham's Bevy of Brides. Now Abigail must travel to Kansas to tutor a bunch of rough cowboys, in preparation to meet their mail-order brides. She has no idea what she will find once she arrives!
Wait until you see what Mrs. Bingham and Abigail encounter, when they inform these men that they must attend etiquette classes to prepare themselves for the brides, who are on their way!
As you read through the pages of this tale, you soon get the sense that several of the men in town, who didn't sign up for a bride, may be heading down that path soon themselves!
I received this book from WaterBrook in exchange for my unbiased review.