The Dalton Brides Series by Cassie Hayes, Kirsten Osbourne, Kit Morgan

How can three sisters escape marriage to three old men? Run to Texas and marry three identical brothers! The Blue sisters are desperate. When terrible lies about Bonnie, Gwen and Libby are spread all over town, a scandal of epic proportions erupts. To save the family from further disgrace, their father promises them to three of the most lecherous old goats in Beckham, Massachusetts. They would do anything to avoid such a miserable fate, including becoming mail order brides... moreHow can three sisters escape marriage to three old men? Run to Texas and marry three identical brothers! The Blue sisters are desperate. When terrible lies about Bonnie, Gwen and Libby are spread all over town, a scandal of epic proportions erupts. To save the family from further disgrace, their father promises them to three of the most lecherous old goats in Beckham, Massachusetts. They would do anything to avoid such a miserable fate, including becoming mail order brides. Walton Dalton, the oldest of identical triplets, has dreams of building a ranching empire in north Texas. He’s claimed his land, but now he needs to convince his brothers to join him. He knows all he has to do is ask for their help and they’ll come, but are Nate and Bart as ready as Walt is to take a wife and settle down? Aw heck, what they don’t know won’t hurt ‘em! The Escape is the short prologue to three connected books by historical western romance authors Kirsten Osbourne, Cassie Hayes and Kit Morgan. THE DALTON BRIDES SERIES: The Escape (Prologue) The Rancher’s Mail Order Bride by Kirsten Osbourne - http://bit.ly/Dalton2 The Cowboy’s Mail Order Bride by Kit Morgan - http://bit.ly/Dalton3 The Drifter’s Mail Order Bride by Cassie Hayes - http://bit.ly/Dalton4 less

This book contains a prologue that was published in its entirety as The Escape. The prologue is only a small portion of the book. Through no fault of her own, Gwen Blue found herself embroiled in a scandal that would set Beckham, Massachusetts on its ear, and get her locked in her room for two months. When she found herself betrothed to a man she found loathsome, she wanted nothing more than to disappear... moreThis book contains a prologue that was published in its entirety as The Escape. The prologue is only a small portion of the book. Through no fault of her own, Gwen Blue found herself embroiled in a scandal that would set Beckham, Massachusetts on its ear, and get her locked in her room for two months. When she found herself betrothed to a man she found loathsome, she wanted nothing more than to disappear. When her sisters liberated her from her room and proposed a journey to Texas to visit an old school friend, she didn't have to be asked twice. Walton Dalton always had a plan for his life. He'd spent years learning everything he needed to know about ranching, and he had a large parcel of land adjacent to his two brothers' land. Between the three of them, they were going to build a Texas ranching empire. For his empire, he needed a bride. Without his brothers’ knowledge, Walt sends off for three mail order brides from a matchmaker in Beckham. He knows from the moment he sees ‘Gorgeous Gwen’ that she's meant to be his. Will she agree to the marriage? If she does, will she be able to get over her self-centered attitude and be a good wife? less

He was a drifter, through and through. Could he give up his wanderlust for a mail-order bride he didn’t know was coming? Having grown up in the shadow of two beautiful sisters, ‘Scrawny Bonnie’ Blue knows she doesn’t stand a chance at landing a good man in Beckham, Massachusetts. The only way she’ll find a husband is by leaving her family behind to become a mail order bride... moreHe was a drifter, through and through. Could he give up his wanderlust for a mail-order bride he didn’t know was coming? Having grown up in the shadow of two beautiful sisters, ‘Scrawny Bonnie’ Blue knows she doesn’t stand a chance at landing a good man in Beckham, Massachusetts. The only way she’ll find a husband is by leaving her family behind to become a mail order bride. But when all three Blue sisters are swept up in a scandal, she has no choice to but to take ‘Gorgeous Gwen’ and ‘Lovely Libby’ with her…kicking and screaming, if she must. Bart Dalton would be happy riding the range forever, but his brothers need his help to start a ranch in north Texas. He figures he’ll last a year or so before his feet get itchy again, which his brothers understand. As triplets, they can almost read each others’ minds. Except when his oldest brother ordered three brides for them. It would have been nice to have a little warning about that ! When Bart’s late to meet the train carrying the Blue sisters, his brothers get first dibs, leaving Bonnie standing alone and dejected once again. It only gets worse when her ‘intended’ finally shows up and balks at the idea of marrying her. The one thing Bonnie has going for her are her wits, and she puts them to good use by proposing a business arrangement that Bart can’t refuse. Will Bart go back to his drifter ways, or is the elusive thing he’d searched for all his life sleeping in the next room? The Drifter’s Mail-Order Bride is one of three connected sweet romances in The Dalton Brides series, all of which are available on Amazon: * The Escape (A Prologue) by Kirsten Osbourne, Cassie Hayes & Kit Morgan (also included at the beginning of each book) * The Rancher’s Mail-Order Bride by Kirsten Osbourne * The Cowboy’s Mail-Order Bride by Kit Morgan less

She's a woman in need of a hero. Unfortunately, all she has is him. Growing up in an orphanage, Maggie Bishop learned to never depend on anyone — except her sister, Mary. When Mary disappears after becoming a mail-order bride, Maggie suspects foul play and desperately needs help. But there’s a problem: The one person she can trust is the one person she despises most. No woman in Beckham is immune to ‘Handsome Hank’ Blue’s considerable charms... moreShe's a woman in need of a hero. Unfortunately, all she has is him. Growing up in an orphanage, Maggie Bishop learned to never depend on anyone — except her sister, Mary. When Mary disappears after becoming a mail-order bride, Maggie suspects foul play and desperately needs help. But there’s a problem: The one person she can trust is the one person she despises most. No woman in Beckham is immune to ‘Handsome Hank’ Blue’s considerable charms. Except for the beautiful, aloof and exasperating Maggie Bishop. The last time he spoke to her, he walked away with a handprint on his cheek! But Hank has bigger fish to fry. Nearly two years have passed since he vowed to discover the secret of the evil men who eventually ruined the family business, and he isn’t any closer now than he was back then. So when Maggie tells him they are at the center of her sister’s disappearance, he jumps at the chance to uncover their dastardly plot. As they search for her sister, Maggie discovers there’s more to Hank than just his pretty face and even prettier words. Only after Maggie is kidnapped does Hank realize there are more important things in life than vengeance. Will he rescue her before she’s lost forever or is he already too late? Hank’s Rescued Bride is the sixth book in The Dalton Brides series, written by Cassie Hayes, Kirsten Osbourne & Kit Morgan: Book 1 - The Prologue (Free; included in Books 2-4) - http://bit.ly/Dalton0 Book 2 - The Rancher’s Mail-Order Bride - http://bit.ly/Dalton2 Book 3 - The Cowboy’s Mail-Order Bride - http://bit.ly/Dalton3 Book 4 - The Drifter’s Mail-Order Bride - http://bit.ly/Dalton4 Book 5 - HANK’S RESCUED BRIDE Book 6 - Benedict’s Bargain Bride Book 7 - Percy’s Unexpected Bride less

From the tender age of seven, Lillian knew there was only one man she would ever love. Her love was intense and strong, and totally oblivious of the fact that the object of her attention didn't care about her. Orphaned in her early twenties, she agreed to meet a man who was interested in marrying her, but realized she couldn't. Her love was too strong. When she went to explain she couldn't meet the man, she overheard something that turned her life upside down... moreFrom the tender age of seven, Lillian knew there was only one man she would ever love. Her love was intense and strong, and totally oblivious of the fact that the object of her attention didn't care about her. Orphaned in her early twenties, she agreed to meet a man who was interested in marrying her, but realized she couldn't. Her love was too strong. When she went to explain she couldn't meet the man, she overheard something that turned her life upside down. When she was crying on the street, her only love, Benedict, came to her rescue, but made it clear he would only help her for a short time. Benedict was the oldest of three brother's and the second child in a family of six. He'd always known what he wanted from life, and he knew how he was going to get there. When his parents' reputation and their family mercantile were ruined by the three deacons who had tried to marry his sisters, he knew he had to find a new plan for his life. It couldn't possibly include his childhood nemesis, Lillian, could it? Could he possibly make a fresh start with her? Could Lillian convince him that they were destined to be together forever? less

Percival Blue, badgered by his family for years to change his ways, finally, FINALLY, began to see the light. But for all the effort he put into mending his ways, he couldn’t get rid of a wandering spirit brought on by spending time with his brother-in-law Bart Dalton and his wife Bonnie, Percy’s sister, who more often than not, liked to go on excursions of their own... morePercival Blue, badgered by his family for years to change his ways, finally, FINALLY, began to see the light. But for all the effort he put into mending his ways, he couldn’t get rid of a wandering spirit brought on by spending time with his brother-in-law Bart Dalton and his wife Bonnie, Percy’s sister, who more often than not, liked to go on excursions of their own. Which begged the question, should Percy wander as far as California to see if he could find his place in the world? After all, he had nothing in Texas that could keep him from going … Adele Brown was always considered a nice girl, and bad things didn’t happen to nice girls, right? Unfortunately, “bad” found her, and chased her through the streets of Beckham, Massachusetts one night, and only because she’d been kidnapped, and then escaped! Fleeing to the one person who might help, she soon found herself on a train bound for Texas and the one man who could protect her from the evil that tried to claim her. The only problem was, he didn’t want anything to do with her. How was she going to survive without Percival Blue’s protection? Fortunately for her, he gave it, in name only, on a marriage certificate. The rest was up to her. How was she to convince him they could be more than a couple of names on a piece of paper before he insisted they get an annulment? With the help of his family, she was about to find out. less

Millie Porter was a smart girl, a good girl, and a grown one. In fact, she was no longer a girl, but a woman of marriageable age... moreMillie Porter was a smart girl, a good girl, and a grown one. In fact, she was no longer a girl, but a woman of marriageable age. So why was she surprised when her parents made a promise to another prominent family that she’d wed their son? Maybe it was the fact they failed to tell her! Or worse, that she was nothing more than part of a business deal! Well, she’d just see about that! Justin Weaver was far from his family and farm outside of Nowhere, a little speck of a town in the Washington territory. He had a wandering spirit and left in search of adventure and found it as a cowpuncher on the Dalton Ranch. One of the biggest spreads he’d ever seen. But the ranch was more than just big, it was also a safe house for mail-order brides fleeing the threat of white slavers. Protecting them was part of his job, but when he had to keep Millie Porter safe, he didn’t think he’d have to protect his heart. Too bad he had to protect her for someone else … but then, he also had to protect her from so much more … less