Fourteen Audiobooks in the Blizzard Brides series for one special price.

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Welcome to Last Chance, Nebraska! This Collection Includes:

The Blizzard Brides by Christine Sterling
When the freak blizzard of 1878 kills most of the men in a small Nebraska town, what does it mean for the surviving women and children? Realizing they need to find men of honor to help rebuild, the women advertise in the Matrimonial Times.

A Groom for Claire by Patricia PacJac Carroll
Claire just lost her husband to a blizzard, and she’ll need a man before spring. With two children to raise, she wants to leave the farming community and pick a man who she hopes will take her and her family to civilization. 

A Groom for Celia by Cat Cahill
Celia Thornton would give anything to start over after the blizzard ends her loveless marriage. Jack Wendler needs to leave New York immediately after one too many business deals left his investors penniless.

A Groom for Linda by Lynn Donovan
Linda Applebee’s life is perfect until she loses her husband in a freak blizzard. Now, instead of spending her time writing an adventure novel, she has to find a husband or be required to move back to Wisconsin, where she knows nobody.

A Groom for Carrie by Marie Higgins
Carrie Porter doesn’t know what she’s lost until it’s gone. With her husband dead, and a young child to feed, she must rely on herself to improve her situation… or find a wealthy husband to care for her desolate family. 

A Groom for Millie by Christine Sterling
Millie Reed is trying to do it all. She is a mother and the local schoolteacher, and she is trying to keep her husband's horse ranch going. She knows her husband is never coming home and she needs help, so why is she so hesitant about the letter she mailed to a stranger?

A Groom for Altar by Parker J. Cole
Altar Pennington isn't like most of the widows in Last Chance, Nebraska. After a blizzard takes her husband's life, she's neither mournful nor joyful at his death. Her biggest concern isn't how she's going to live now that she's a widow; but how is she going to raise a child on her own?

A Groom for Rachel by Marianne Spitzer
Nineteen-year-old Rachel Kayden’s worst nightmares never included being widowed a month after she married John. She decides her marriage vows also meant caring for their horse ranch regardless of the hardships.

A Groom for Hollie by Lynn Donovan
Hollie Dawson didn’t set out to deceive anyone. She only meant to do what the pastor insisted she do: find a new husband and marry soon. But Hollie isn’t the typical wife. She hates housework and prefers to run her diner.

A Groom for Gracie by Heather Blanton
If Gracie Erstwhile wants to keep her new homestead, she must do what every other widow in Last Chance, Nebraska, has done: choose a mail-order groom. At least having a man around to handle the farm will free her up to pursue her dream of opening a theater.

A Groom for Callie by Marlene Bierworth
Jilted at the altar, with no groom in sight, Callie Stratton is left with few options. Friends and family view her with contempt - as if somehow the abandoned bride is to blame. Unable to bear the shame, Callie takes the only path open to her. Run!

A Groom for Heather by Christine Sterling
When Heather Barnes loses her beloved husband to the terrible blizzard that claimed so many lives, she must decide where her future lies. It was her husband who led all the men to their fate, and now she feels responsible that the women must remarry so quickly.

A Groom for Jenna by Patricia PacJac Carroll
Jenna is tied to the earth, to nurture her farm, and see things grow. Alex has a wandering skip in his step and longs to see what is over the next hill. Is love strong enough to uproot Jenna? Or will it tie Alex to Jenna and her farm? 

A Groom for Becca by Lynn Donovan
When Becca’s husband dies in the freak blizzard, she brings her remaining livestock and two girls to town to live. Her hand is forced by Pastor Collins to reply to a potential groom, but before he arrives, she falls for her sister’s intended, Charlie T. Cairn.