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The Brides of San Francisco Books in Order

The Brides of San Francisco is a series of 6 books written by Cynthia Woolf.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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The Brides of San Francisco books in publication order

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6 books

1

Nellie

by Cynthia Woolf

2014

Widow Nellie Wallace takes her children to San Francisco to escape cruel relatives and become a mail-order bride. Saloon owner Blake Malone wants a family to advance his business plans, but attachment and outside threats complicate their practical arrangement.

2

Annie

by Cynthia Woolf

2015

Penniless widow Annie takes a cooking job in Nick Cartwright's saloon to support her baby and fund a return to New York. Nick wants a future together, but her objections to his business threaten their growing attachment.

3

Cora

by Cynthia Woolf

2015

Believing her fiancé died in the Civil War, Cora Jones travels to San Francisco to marry Harry Belcher. Asa's unexpected return leaves her with two suitors, and she allows both men to court her before choosing a husband.

4

Amelia

by Cynthia Woolf

2016

Singer Amelia James leaves New York's stage to become a bride in San Francisco, hoping to be loved for herself. Prospector Phillip Dumont needs help with his sister but distrusts women, while an old partner threatens his new family.

5

Sophia

by Cynthia Woolf

2016

Rejected when her fiancé chooses her sister, Sophia Hayes becomes a bride to widowed sea captain Robert Langley. She hopes for love and a family, but his reluctance and her sister's renewed interference complicate their life together.

6

Violet

by Cynthia Woolf

2022

Lionel Plantier is hired to kidnap Violet Malone for a dangerous man, but her kindness changes his intentions. Offering marriage as protection, the scarred bounty hunter must face the threat he was originally paid to serve.

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