Wetherford, Washington: 1870

Realizing she wants to build a life with some of her husbands, Flora is very much aware she's not the person they thought they were marrying. Seduced by the letters her former fiancé sent to them, the McCowns think she's the perfect mate. And why not? Using paper, ink, and a vivid imagination, Clyde created a fictional mail-order bride who would satisfy any man.

At least, Flora imagines he did. She's never seen the words that Clyde wrote. But if she can find where David McCown has hidden the letters, she can read what was written. Once she knows how to act, she can mold herself into the woman her husbands have always wanted – as long as she doesn't get caught….

** This 26,000-word novella is not a sweet, inspirational or Christian romance. If you're seeking a traditional romance, this is not the story for you! Fourth Brother' contains adult situations and some adult language. It is recommended for mature readers only. Although this is the fourth story in a series, it is complete in itself. **

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