Holiday Mail-Order Brides Box Collection (Books #1-7)

Welcome to the Holiday Mail-Order Brides Box Collection! Enjoy romance around some of your favorite holidays! This box collection includes the first seven of Kit Morgan's sweet holiday romances!

The Christmas Mail-Order Bride: Clayton Riley wanted a new pair of boots for Christmas. Imagine his surprise when he got a mail-order bride instead!

The New Year's Mail-Order Bride: Spencer Riley, Clayton's brother gets an unexpected gift not a week later. Nothing like starting out the new year with your very own mail-order bride. Except that he didn't send for her!

His Forever Valentine: Matthew Quinn has always had his cap set for Charlotte Davis and now that he's home from college, he's going to do something about it! Problem is, his mother has ideas of her own and send off for a mail-order bride for him!

Her Irish Surrender: Lorcan Broday is a brawny fighter, so much so his mother decides the only way to get him out of the sport is to see him married. And thinks a surprise mail-order bride ought to do the trick!

The Springtime Mail-Order Bride: Samijo Carter has no choice but to become a mail-order bride to escape the clutches of her lecherous Uncle Burr. But she didn't expect Arlan Weaver, her husband to be, to be so big and handsome! Nor did she expect to marry into such a large, boisterous family. But when trouble follows her, will the Weavers be enough to protect her?

The Independence Day Mail-Order Bride: Mercy, Martha, and Maude are three town busybodies who decide their pastor needs a wife and order him a mail-order bride. Of course, they seemed to have forgotten to mention her to him!

Love at Harvest Moon: Finn Mullany wasn’t looking for a wife, and didn’t want one. Or rather, he didn’t deserve one! He’d made some mistakes and was having a pretty hard time dealing with the aftermath. But what he didn’t know, was that sometimes forgiveness comes in many forms, and many ways, and Lorcan Brody, Finn’s best friend found a way to show him he’d forgiven Finn completely. But would the love of a mail-order bride be enough to help Finn forgive himself?