The American Brides Collection Books in Order

In 1856, Josette must marry within three weeks or lose her inheritance and family business. An advertisement promising an abundance of eligible bachelors draws her from St. Louis to Little Falls, Minnesota, in search of a husband.

Lady’s maid Lucy enters an archery contest to pay for her sister’s surgery, while footman Elijah hopes its prize will launch his automobile business. Assigned to opposing teams, they discover affection growing alongside ambitions that only one can fulfill.

Lumber baron Charles unexpectedly marries Italian immigrant and woodcarver Sofia, then needs her help hosting a gathering crucial to his business. Her unfamiliarity with elite society and a hidden secret threaten their arrangement as genuine love develops.

The youngest of seven brothers, Hays wants to be first to marry and secure his inheritance under their father’s deadline. He courts teacher Emma, who intends to leave Texas soon and wants nothing to do with marriage or ranching.

Four teachers at a Minnesota mission are told to marry or leave their work. Fellow missionary Luke travels to meet one prospective bride, only to discover four eager candidates and just a week to make his choice.

Raised at a remote fur post in 1792, Abi longs to see the wider world despite her father’s concerns. Trader Isaiah escorts her to Montreal, where disrupted plans force them to reconsider their ambitions and growing attachment.

A Texas Ranger’s visit to a young widow becomes dangerous when outlaws arrive seeking refuge. Griffin and Madeline pretend to be married to conceal his identity, but her son could expose the truth before Griffin can bring the gang to justice.

After her mistress dies in Jamestown in 1608, Anne Burras hopes to return to England aboard the next supply ship. Colonist John Layton helps her survive the settlement’s hardships, while their growing bond complicates the plan to leave.