An Imposter for Christmas Series by Margaret Tanner, V. McKevitt

Chloe was an impostor. Joel lied by omission. What hope does this marriage have? Joel Taggerty rescues a small boy who has been discarded in the wilderness. He now needs to speed up his marriage plans to his mail order bride.Chloe discovers her friend, Rebecca, has been working at a saloon and secretly writing to a Colorado rancher. Rebecca’s dying wish is that Chloe should go to Joel and pretend to be her... moreChloe was an impostor. Joel lied by omission. What hope does this marriage have? Joel Taggerty rescues a small boy who has been discarded in the wilderness. He now needs to speed up his marriage plans to his mail order bride.Chloe discovers her friend, Rebecca, has been working at a saloon and secretly writing to a Colorado rancher. Rebecca’s dying wish is that Chloe should go to Joel and pretend to be her. Homeless and without a job, she is desperate enough to try it, even though such an undertaking is fraught with danger.Will Christmas weave its magic and save their marriage once Joel realizes Chloe is an impostor? less

A man; a woman; a mail-order romance. There are always complications. Thomas McNamara, recently widowed, needs someone to watch his children while he works. A friend suggests a matchmaker.When Caroline Sweeney decides to back out of the arranged match, she askes Carol Schulz to go in her place. Will Carol take a chance on her future and marry a stranger?

Disgraced and sent east to live with an old-maid aunt, Lucinda jumps at the chance to take Maggie's place. She'll marry a wealthy rancher, a dream come true.A farmer and not a rich rancher waits for her. Grant Reynolds expects more than a hot-house flower. He made sure his bride is a farm girl who can do chores and cook... moreDisgraced and sent east to live with an old-maid aunt, Lucinda jumps at the chance to take Maggie's place. She'll marry a wealthy rancher, a dream come true.A farmer and not a rich rancher waits for her. Grant Reynolds expects more than a hot-house flower. He made sure his bride is a farm girl who can do chores and cook.Which one in this marriage will bend his or her expectations? Does a match built on a lie have any chance of succeeding?Note—While this is a standalone sweet romance, the heroine was introduced in Lemon Pie by Lucinda. Reading that book first may increase your enjoyment of this story. less