A collection of books 11 through 20 of the Brides of Beckham series.

Mail Order Misfit: Elaine, tired of being treated as fragile and with a cane in hand, sneaks out to meet the owner of a mail order bride agency. She chooses a man and travels to Kansas City to marry him. Meanwhile, Colin considers a mail order bride at a restaurant when he sees Elaine, rejected by her intended groom. He impulsively asks her to marry him instead.

Mail Order Minx: When Berta elopes, Millie takes her place as a mail order bride. Although she can't cook and loves meddling in others' lives, Connor is excited for his new wife's arrival. When Millie shows up instead of Berta, he takes it in stride since Berta had already married someone else.

Mail Order Misunderstanding: After years of studying, Julia finally landed her first teaching job in a small Texas town. But on her arrival, she was mistakenly married to a man who had been waiting for his mail order bride. Now, she must navigate the challenges of being a married teacher and wondering how her new husband will react when his true bride arrives.

Mail Order Misfortune: Anna arrives to meet her groom two weeks late, only to find him already married. She reluctantly becomes a teacher for the community, while Jesse moves to Wiggieville with his son and struggles with his mischievous reputation.

Mail Order Melody: L'Angelina, a famous opera singer, receives a threatening note and becomes a substitute mail order bride named Eliza Woods. Calvin Simpson sends for a mail order bride and is thrilled when a mature woman arrives.

Mail Order Mischief: Elizabeth, a mail order bride agency manager, is lonely and loves one man. When she receives a letter from a man in Texas, she considers marrying him to be near her sister. Bernard works for Elizabeth after his life is shattered. As he heals and gets to know her, he realizes he's falling for her but knows his place. She wants to take a trip to Fort Worth, and he can't let her go alone.

Mail Order Mistletoe: Meg O'Reilly, a teacher, is harassed by the last four members of the demon horde. When they give her a copy of the Grooms' Gazette and tell her to find a groom, she chooses one and sends a letter that same day. The last thing Lars Borgen wants is love, but he needs a wife to share his life and work.

Mail Order Midwife: Patsy Lawrence was a widowed midwife who felt like life was passing her by while she worked and missed out on time with her daughter. She took matters into her own hands and responded to a mail order bride offer, hoping for a better future for herself and her child. Dr. Wesley Hardy needed a wife to complete his frontier existence and sent a letter to an agency hoping to find someone compatible. He received a response from Patsy, a widow with a young daughter, but was unsure about her profession as a midwife.

Mail Order Merry: Merry Winters feels indebted to her sister and brother-in-law who have given her a home for four years. When they pass away in a fire, she agrees to become a mail order bride in Montana as long as she can continue running her business. Clyde Bellman is ready for a wife and sends a letter to a matchmaker in Massachusetts. When Merry arrives with two children, he must be the best uncle to them.

Mail Order Miracle: Francine "Frankie" Weston left home at 17 to homestead in Idaho with her brother, disguised as a man. Now, at 20, she wants to marry and sends for a mail order groom willing to take her last name. Wallace Miller, a former demon horde member, is struggling to find direction until his sister shows him a letter from a woman seeking marriage.

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