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This Christian Western Romance and Mail Order Bride audiobook collection contains eight audiobooks.

Room For One In The Back Of The Wagon, is the story about a family traveling West along the Oregon Trail and the many challenges they face along the way. The family bible is their source of inspiration and for one young woman a guide to her growing love for a young man ‘a few wagons over'.

This Is the Way, Walk in It is a story about a woman who, because of family obligations, is forced to leave her new fiancé from back east and travel west along the Oregon Trail to California. There's an accident and some new friends help her find the right path to the West. Emma also finds a love within the wagon train itself.

Home Is Where the Heart Is, tells the story of a twenty-five year old woman, still unbaptized, who decides to take her Rumspringa 'at the last minute'. As she arrives in the city, she immediately meets a charming man who works for the local newspaper and there, she forms a deep friendship with him. As she's about to give him her decision on whether to stay in the city or return to her community, he surprises her with a decision of his own.

When Jacob saw Mary, a new member of their congregation, for the first time, he knew that marriage would be a possibility for his future. He wanted desperately to have a family and when Mary helped him in the kitchen he realized that he'd have to tell her his dark secret before much more time elapsed, and he lost all chances of having a son.

The Western Mail Order Bride: Jordyn's Reluctant New Love is the emotional story of a woman who starts out by lying when she begins a correspondence with a rancher in Oregon who has advertised for a mail order bride. All she wants to do is get out west, learn how to run a ranch, then own one herself - just like she and her now deceased father had planned. Under other deceptions she gets a free boat ride out to the west coast from a mail order bride company sending one hundred women in search of husbands.

When one German immigrant family joins the wagon train headed for San Francisco, they are first shunned for their 'funny language' and somewhat strange ways. They are strong Christians with devout ways and eventually, through faith and love and perseverance and a few natural herbal remedies that God put on earth, they win the trust and love from the rest of the people they are traveling with.

The Christian Healer Traverses West on the Oregon Trail: Our Wagon Train, is a wonderful story about a French woman heading west, for either Oregon or California, on a wagon train - and she loses the help of her husband early on in the journey. She gains a reputation for helping others, and has to also fend off a nasty man who is constantly harassing her.

The Western Mail Order Bride: Looking for Salisa with the Blue Eyes, is about a young cowboy who passes by a stagecoach on its way into town, and sees a group of ragamuffin kids, and a young woman with a pair of the most startling blue eyes he's ever seen. When he gets back into town he cannot find her anywhere and gives up and decides to place an ad for a mail order bride. After receiving a letter from a woman through his ad, he still cannot give up on those blue eyes.

The Warmth Of God In The Alaskan Territory, is a wonderful story about a family from San Francisco who settles in the Alaskan Territory in the late 1800s, when tragedy strikes. The surviving family members, a strong woman and her two sons, who are hearing impaired, find help in a stranger who shows up at their campsite a few days after that to find them very sick. He ends up helping them to partially complete their log cabin, which was the goal of the family - and then a decision has to be made.