About This Book
Carving out a new life in Oregon isn't for the faint of heart. Neither is becoming a mail-order bride.For 36-year-old Susannah Eversoll, starting over after her husband's suicide, not to mention betrayal, is what she feels the need to do. So she arranges for herself and her grown daughter, Melissa, to become mail-order brides farther west in the town of Hope Hollow, Oregon. But Susannah will be starting over in more ways than she planned. Although he is kind and caring, David didn't tell her that his children are young and exhaustingly unruly. And when pushed to her breaking point, a freak accident wipes away her memory. Who is she? Who are these people? Where does she belong?David Stratton's hopes for the future died along with his wife two years ago. Now he's doing the best he can to raise his rambunctious and sometimes quarrelsome children, but he needs help. More than that, though, he's lonely. Now that he's found Susannah, he isn't about to let her go. When Susannah loses her memory in a skating accident, a traveling medicine man decides that he can help her. But is his interest in Susannah's well-being genuine or does something sinister lie beneath? Can David unravel the mystery that shrouds his wife? Will Susannah regain her memory in time to save their marriage? Or will the love that began to blossom between them shrivel up and die in the wintry storms ahead?Book 2 in the popular new series, Brides of Hope Hollow, is a story of hope and redemption, and a renewal of faith.
