The Montana Rancher's Bride (New Montana Brides)
“The Robbins family would have been scandalized to find their beautiful twenty-three year old daughter was advertising for a husband. They would admit she was approaching the unmarriageable age of twenty-five.
“Honey, I’ve invited that nice Mr. Chalmers to dinner,” Bessie Robbins said to her daughter. “You remember him. He always sits behind us in church. I’ve seen him watching you. He has a nice farm just past the Benson place.”
“Mama, why did you do that? He’s as old as Papa. And he smells. When it’s hot in the church, it almost makes me gag.”
“Carrie Robbins! You stop talking like that. I’m ashamed of you. He’s a nice man, and since his wife passed, he and his son have lived alone.”
“His son is the same age as Susan,” Carrie said, referring to one of her sisters.
“It’s time you were married, Carrie, and since the war took most of the men your age, you can’t be too particular. Mr.
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