 About the Book Book: The Kitchen Marriage Author: Gina Welborn & Beccan Whitham Publisher: Kensington Publishers Genre: Inspirational romance/Historical America set in the old west Release Date: September 25, 2018 A bright future awaits the women of courage and faith who boldly chase their dreams across the wide-open Montana Territory, prepared to embrace adventure and forge their own destinies . . . When French immigrant Zoe de Fleur is forced out of her position as household cook for a high society New Yorker, the pretty and talented chef seizes an unexpected chance to head west for a new beginning. She pursues what she thinks is a prestigious job in the frontier’s “finest kitchen,” but instead finds herself in a matchmaker’s agency . . . Isaak Gunderson is one of Helena, Montana’s most eligible bachelors, but he’s too focused on running for mayor and his family’s business to think about a wife and family. His twin brother, Jakob, is supposed to be too busy as well, yet sends for a mail-order bride anyway. Isaak doesn’t want to fuel an ongoing rivalry with his twin, but this tempting newcomer can’t be ignored. If only she’d come to Helena a different way and loving her wasn’t a betrayal . . . About the Authors GINA WELBORN is the bestselling author of sixteen inspirational romances. She’s a member of Romance Writers of America and American Christian Fiction Writers, and serves on the ACFW Foundation Board. Sharing her husband’s passion for the premier American sports car, she is a lifetime member of the National Corvette Museum and a founding member of the Southwest Oklahoma Corvette Club. Gina lives with her husband, three of their five children, several rabbits and guinea pigs, and a dog that doesn’t realize rabbits and pigs are edible. Visit her online at GinaWelborn.com. BECCA WHITHAM (WIT-um) Multi-published author, paper crafter, and Chai tea lover, Becca and her twelve-foot-long craft cabinet follow her husband of more than thirty years to wherever the army currently needs a chaplain. In between moves from one part of the country to the other, she writes stories of faith that touch the heart. She’s a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and a Genesis Contest finalist. Connect with her online at BeccaWhitham.com. Guest Post from Gina & BeccaDear Reader, What’s better than fulfilling a dream? Why…taking the journey with a friend, of course. And we have the army to thank for it. Gina, whose father spent most of his army career at Fort Sill, had just moved back to Lawton, Oklahoma when Becca’s husband received orders to Sill. We were both looking for friendship and found a kindred spirit. When we first conceived the Montana Brides series over Frappuccinos (Gina) and Chai Tea Lattes (Becca) at our local Starbucks, we set out to make our make our mail-order bride stories different. The first thing we decided on was setting our series in Helena, Montana because, in 1888, the city boasted the most millionaires per capita in the United States. We liked the idea of a former mining town grown into a cultured city and that it wasn’t the usual isolated ranch setting for a Western. We also wanted to create stories of mail-order bride romances gone wrong. In fact, our original series title was Mail (Dis) Order Brides. We brainstormed all the ways a mail-order bride story could go sideways and settled on our top three: a widow before a wife; two brothers, one bride; and a deceitful—though well-meaning—matchmaker. The Kitchen Marriage is the second book in this series and puts our heroine, Zoe de Fleur, between twin brothers, Isaak and Jakob Gunderson. Like our first bride, Emilia Stanek (The Promise Bride), Zoe shows up in town knowing no one. Does that sound familiar? As a former military kid and current military wife, we are very familiar with needing to start over, forge new friendships, and make strangers into family. Thank you for taking a journey into the past with us. We pray you find our stories filled with hope, humor, and happily-ever-afters. Sincerely, Gina Welborn and Becca Whitham ReviewAuthors Gina Welborn and Becca Whitham have come together and written an enjoyable historical mail-order bride romance in The Kitchen Marriage, book two in the Montana Brides series. Although the pacing of the book is a bit slow, the story is still fun and enjoyable. It introduces readers to the prejudices of true mail-order brides vs. those that are acting fraudulently, as well as to the idea of making a life for oneself and finding true love. Welborn and Whitham’s novel is one that readers that enjoy mail-order bride romance stories will appreciate. Series: Montana Brides Genre: historical, mail-order bride, romance Publisher: Zebra Publication date: September 25, 2018 Number of pages: 352 Other books in the series: 0.5-Come Fly with Me 1-The Promise Bride 1.5-To Catch a Bride A review copy of this book was provided by CelebrateLit. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own. Giveaway To celebrate her their tour, Gina and Becca are giving away a copy of The Kitchen Marriage to ten lucky winners!! Be sure to comment of the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click HERE to enter. Tour ScheduleGenesis 5020, November 1
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