Michigan Brides (Romancing America) - Softcover

Stockton, Tiffany Amber

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1602606544 ISBN 13: 9781602606548

Publisher: Barbour Books, 2010

Synopsis

Relive Michigan’s industrial boom alongside three women who must change their way of viewing the world before they can realize love. Felicity does a very noble deed only to lead her to a romance that would be banned by her wealthy society. Annabelle’s interest in a potato picker is barred by the stigma society has placed on his ruined family. Shannon has seen too much about industry fail, prompting her to reject the suit of one of Henry Ford’s employees. Can each woman find the faith to push through the barriers so they can embrace romance?

About this title

Book Description:

In a rapidly changing industrial world, three women react differently. Felicity’s noble deed puts her in danger. Annabelle tries to break through society’s stigma. Shannon stubbornly refuses to change. Can each woman find the faith and strength to weather their times and welcome love into their hearts?

From the Author:

This book is comprised of 3 individual books that each sold under separate titles. My publisher then put them together in this repack and sold them again, so you get all 3 books in 1 for one great low price.

Ever since I saw the movie, Somewhere in Time, I'd been fascinated with Mackinac Island and the Grand Hotel. Since another author had already covered the island, I opted for Detroit in Michigan, and set a few scenes on the island, or referenced it in the books. Research beyond that was fascinating, as I learned a lot about Detroit's history.

In these books, you'll discover the world of the Industrial Revolution through factories, the financial crash of 1893 and how Mayor Pingree rallied his city together to help everyone prosper again, and of course Henry Ford with his Model-T, as well as the invention of the Assembly Line.

If you love delving into the history of some of the lesser-known areas of the United States, you'll love this book.

About this edition

• Publisher: Barbour Books
• Publication date: 2010
• ISBN 10: 1602606544
• ISBN 13: 9781602606548
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 352