Blacksmith Brides: 4 Love Stories Forged by Hard Work
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Blacksmith Brides: 4 Love Stories Forged by Hard Work  -     By: Amanda Barratt, Angela K. Couch, Pegg Thomas, Jennifer Uhlarik

Blacksmith Brides: 4 Love Stories Forged by Hard Work

Barbour Publishing / 2020 / Paperback

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Blacksmiths' hearts are forged by love's flames! When Meg meets Alexander at his smithy, sparks fly---but can they build something Worth Fighting For? Elowyn is forced to marry Josiah. Will Forging Forever love transform them? When Thomas meets a widow, he develops A Tempered Heart. And will the town laundress create A Malleable Heart in a hard-bitten blacksmith?

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Title: Blacksmith Brides: 4 Love Stories Forged by Hard Work
By: Amanda Barratt, Angela K. Couch, Pegg Thomas, Jennifer Uhlarik
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 448
Vendor: Barbour Publishing
Publication Date: 2020
Dimensions: 8.38 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 15 ounces
ISBN: 1643524224
ISBN-13: 9781643524221
Stock No: WW524223

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Hearts Are Forged by the Flames of Gentle Love in 4 Historical Stories
 
Worth Fighting For (1774—Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) by Pegg Thomas
Talk of war has surrounded Meg McCracken, including her father and four brothers. Alexander Ogilvie doesn’t care about the coming war; his plans are to head west. When Meg comes to his smithy, sparks fly off more than the forge. But can they build anything during unstable times?
 
Forging Forever (1798—Cornwall, England) by Amanda Barratt
When the actions of Elowyn Brody’s father force her into a marriage of convenience with blacksmith Josiah Hendrick, she consigns love to a bygone dream. But as Elowyn comes to know her new husband, her flame of hope begins to burn again. Until heartache threatens to sever the future forged between them.
 
A Tempered Heart (1861—Charlottesville, Virginia) By Angela K. Couch
Buried under a debt that is not his own, Thomas Flynn’s only focus is gaining his freedom. He has learned to keep his head low and not pay attention to the troubles of others, until a peculiar boy and his widowed mother show him how empty his life has become. After years of protecting her son from slights and neglect of the people closest them, Esther Mathews is not sure how to trust the local blacksmith with her child…or her heart.
 
A Malleable Heart (California—1870) by Jennifer Uhlarik
A hard-hearted blacksmith finds acceptance with the town laundress. But when his past comes to call, will he resist love’s softening or allow God to hammer his ruined life into something of worth?
 

Author Bio

ECPA bestselling author Amanda Barratt, fell in love with writing in grade school when she wrote her first story—a spinoff of Jane Eyre. Now, Amanda writes inspirational historical romance, penning stories that transport readers to a variety of locales. These days, Amanda can be found reading way too many books, watching an eclectic mix of BBC dramas and romantic chick flicks, and trying to figure out a way to get on the first possible flight to England. She loves hearing from readers on Facebook and through her website amandabarratt.net
 
Pegg Thomas lives on a hobby farm in Northern Michigan with Michael, her husband of mumble years. A life-long history geek, she writes "History with a Touch of Humor." When not working on her latest novel, Pegg can be found in her garden, in her kitchen, with her sheep, at her spinning wheel, or on her trusty old horse, Trooper. See more at PeggThomas.com.
Jennifer Uhlarik discovered the western genre as a preteen, when she swiped the only "horse" book she found on her older brother’s bookshelf. A new love was born. Across the next ten years, she devoured Louis L’Amour westerns and fell in love with the genre. In college at the University of Tampa, she began penning her own story of the Old West. Armed with a BA in writing, she has won five writing competitions and was a finalist in two others. In addition to writing, she has held jobs as a private business owner, a schoolteacher, a marketing director, and her favorite—a full-time homemaker. Jennifer is active in American Christian Fiction Writers and is a lifetime member of the Florida Writers Association. She lives near Tampa, Florida, with her husband, teenage son, and four fur children.

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