Borrowed Brides Books in Order
Part ofRebecca Hagan Lee Books in OrderExplore the Borrowed Brides books by Rebecca Hagan Lee in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.
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Borrowed Brides books in publication order
5 books
Golden Chances
by Rebecca Hagan Lee
1992
Faith answers a Wyoming rancher’s unusual advertisement seeking a woman to bear his heir. As she travels west with Reese, their practical agreement becomes entangled with attraction and the emotional wounds neither intended to expose.
Harvest Moon
by Rebecca Hagan Lee
1993
Accused of murder, Tessa accepts shelter from lawyer David Alexander in a small Wyoming town. Their arrangement attracts gossip, and growing feelings force them to consider whether love is worth risking further scandal while her future remains uncertain.
Something Borrowed
by Rebecca Hagan Lee
1995
Schoolteacher Mary abandons her planned wedding when Pinkerton agent Lee offers marriage and a home for his young ward. Determined to resist her old adversary’s charms, she discovers that building their unexpected family requires a risky measure of trust.
Twice Blessed
by Rebecca Hagan Lee
2013
Preparing to sell her late father’s drugstore and leave town, Lydia pauses when its buyer arrives with a young son. The doctor seeks refuge from wartime loss, and their developing bond challenges her determination to protect her own heart.
The Counterfeit Bride
by Rebecca Hagan Lee
2014
Cassie takes her sister’s place as a mail-order bride, unaware her intended husband is also an impostor. Posing as a mine owner to investigate a friend’s murder, Ian must reconcile his suspicions with growing attraction to his supposed suspect.
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