Nevada Brides Series by Madison Johns, Tina Adams

In 1875 women don’t have many choices, but when Cadence’s neighbors, Betty and Frank, insist she marry their grandson, Richard, she’s desperate enough to climb down the trellis and head down to the train station, buy a ticket, and leave the only life she has known behind to join her sister, McKenna, in Silver, Nevada... moreIn 1875 women don’t have many choices, but when Cadence’s neighbors, Betty and Frank, insist she marry their grandson, Richard, she’s desperate enough to climb down the trellis and head down to the train station, buy a ticket, and leave the only life she has known behind to join her sister, McKenna, in Silver, Nevada. She never gets the chance to go anywhere though when Bret Winters, the brother of McKenna’s husband, Cole, shows up and before long Frank arrives and insists they marry to save her family’s good name. Cadence goes along with it, but what other choice does she have and will Bret ever forgive her? less

Kayla Jameson’s life had all been planned out by her sisters—go to college, acquire a suitable position—but cared nothing about what she really wanted, a husband and family. Kayla rolled into Silver, Nevada, along with her sisters Abigail and Penelope. Their other sisters McKenna and Cadence had already married and moved to Nevada, and they finally were able to join them. In 1875, Nevada was more populated with men than women... moreKayla Jameson’s life had all been planned out by her sisters—go to college, acquire a suitable position—but cared nothing about what she really wanted, a husband and family. Kayla rolled into Silver, Nevada, along with her sisters Abigail and Penelope. Their other sisters McKenna and Cadence had already married and moved to Nevada, and they finally were able to join them. In 1875, Nevada was more populated with men than women. When Kayla has an unlikely encounter with a handsome stranger, her life takes a drastic change. It was time for Kayla to stand up to her sisters and take charge of her life, even if she’d fallen for a gambler. less