Their Conquered Bride (Bridgewater Ménage 9) (Grace Goodwin)

Author: Vanessa Vale
Genre(s): Romance | Historical | Erotic | Western
Series: Bridgewater Ménage
Total pages: 35

Their Conquered Bride (Bridgewater Ménage 9) (Grace Goodwin)

The Wild West of 1890s Montana is about to get a little wilder...


Elizabeth Lewis was born out of wedlock and although her mother later married, Elizabeth lived her entire life branded my her mother's single night of reckless passion. Her life takes a turn for the worse when her stepfather dies, leaving her fate, along with that of her two half-sisters, in the hands of a cruel and judgmental uncle. Rather than accept an arranged marriage to a man three times her age, Elizabeth decides to take her chances in the Montana Territory as a mail order bride. It couldn't be any worse, or could it?


Ford Ellison and Logan Smythe are heading west after long years of service on foreign soil. A twist of fate lands them at the poker table across from a vile man by the name of Samuel Jenkins. He and his grown sons are bragging to all who will listen about how they plan to share the unsuspecting woman who's responded to their advertisement for a bride. When their virginal, perfect bride arrives by stage, she'll be in for quite a horrible surprise.

Ford and Logan take one look at the lovely Elizabeth and know they can't allow that kind of evil to touch her, even if it means telling a little white lie. The only way to save her is to marry her themselves, and the only way to convince beautiful, honorable Elizabeth to go along is to assume the identity of one twisted, evil man by the name of Samuel Jenkins. Ford and Logan are convinced all they need is time, time to conquer Elizabeth's body and to win her heart.

USA Today Bestseller Grace Goodwin joins USA Today Bestseller Vanessa Vale in Bridgewater, Montana: Where ménage meets marriage.

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