Spinster Mail-Order Brides (Marisa Masterson) Books in Order

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See this Marisa Masterson series in order, with quick summaries, series background, related books, and a simple guide to where to start reading.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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Spinster Mail-Order Brides (Marisa Masterson) books in publication order

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A Farmer for Christmas

by Marisa Masterson

2019

Myra is tired of being everybody's unpaid helper, so becoming a mail-order bride feels like freedom. Too bad Holder forgot to mention his daughters and the home already counting on her.

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A Keeper for Christmas

by Marisa Masterson

2019

Merrilee's groom looks mad at first glance, but Carl is only pretending insanity to stay alive. Their Christmas marriage turns tender just as fresh danger from his world and hers closes in.

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A Shadowed Groom for Christmas

by Marisa Masterson

2019

Kitty agrees to marry a scarred recluse who hides behind a mask. As murder and confusion swirl around his household, she has to decide whom she can believe and whether she will survive the answer.

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A Strongman for Christmas

by Marisa Masterson

2020

Wynona escapes a violent brother by answering a mail-order advertisement, only to be rejected on arrival and stranded with a circus. A strongman may be the one safe place left to her.

Spinster Mail-Order Brides (Marisa Masterson) books in chronological order

A Shadowed Groom for Christmas
by Marisa Masterson
2019Spinster Mail-Order Brides, Book 1
A Marshal for Christmas
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A Bride for Christmas
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A Husband for Christmas
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A Farmer for Christmas
by Marisa Masterson
2019Spinster Mail-Order Brides, Book 5
A Family for Christmas
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A Vow For Christmas
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A Sheriff for Christmas
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A Groom for Christmas
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A Niece for Christmas
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A Cowboy for Christmas
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A Keeper for Christmas
by Marisa Masterson
2019Spinster Mail-Order Brides, Book 12
An Orphan for Christmas
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A Fresh Start for Christmas
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A Miracle for Christmas
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A Mother for Christmas
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A Home for Christmas
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An Outlaw for Christmas
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A Mystery Groom for Christmas
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An Heir for Christmas
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A Lumberjack for Christmas
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A Runaway for Christmas
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A Leap of Faith For Christmas
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A Contest for Christmas
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A Beekeeper for Christmas
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A Present for Christmas
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An Unwanted Bride for Christmas
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A Cook for Christmas
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A Promise for Christmas
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A Horse Wrangler for Christmas
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A Cat for Christmas
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An Odyssey for Christmas
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A Shopkeeper for Christmas
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A Strongman for Christmas
by Marisa Masterson
2020Spinster Mail-Order Brides, Book 34
An Agent for Christmas
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Series background & context

The women in this series are often a little older, a little overlooked, or simply tired of being useful to everyone except themselves. Becoming a mail-order bride is not a girlish adventure for them. It is a bold decision made after disappointment, work, and too many closed doors.

Marisa Masterson's entries highlight the variety within that idea. One woman lands with a widower who forgot to mention his children. Another marries a masked man hiding from danger. Another ends up around a circus strongman instead of the groom she expected. Even with the Christmas framing that runs through much of the series, these stories like real problems.

That makes the happily-ever-after feel earned.