Wild Ridge Tales

Every Mail-Order Bride Fled The Mountain Man—Until The Plus-Sized One Stood Her Ground

“Will You Stay If I Undress?”—The Widow Asked, He Said, “Only To Keep You Warm”

“Think You Can Handle Me?”—The Mountain Man Teased Beneath The Lantern Light

“I Can’t Control Myself Around You,” The Mountain Man Warned Before The Storm

“You’re Mine Until I Have Sons,” He Growled—But The Widow’s Tears Broke Him

“I’d Trade Ten Horses For One Night Beside You,” The Mountain Man Whispered

The Mountain Man Knocked—“I Heard You Needed Help,” He Said, His Daughter Hiding

“End It Quickly,” She Said—The Mountain Man Saw The Mark That Changed Everything

They Sent Her Instead Of Her Sister—The Mountain Man Knew She Was His Forever

“It Hurts,” She Cried—The Mountain Man Whispered, “I’d Rather Die Than Hurt You”

“Please Marry Me,” The Mail-Order Bride Begged The Caged Mountain Man Everyone Feared

“You Need A Home, And My Boys Need A Father,” The Widow Told The Mountain Man

“Don’t Touch Him! I’ll Buy Him,” She Said—“Call Him Savage, I Call Him Worth Saving”

Every Mail-Order Bride Ran From The Mountain Man—Until The Plus-Sized Woman Refused To Leave

Cast Out As ‘Useless,’ She Was Found Half-Frozen—A Mountain Man Carried Her Home And Never Let Go

At Auction, A Widow With Child Bought A Chained Mountain Man And His Boy—The Whole Town Fell Silent

Every Woman Fled The Mountain Man’s Five Wild Sons—Until A Little Girl Walked Into Their Cabin

At The Town Auction, A Pregnant Widow Bought A Shackled Mountain Man And His Son—No One Expected...

They Sold Her As ‘Useless’—But A Reclusive Mountain Man Took Her Home And Called Her His Wife

A Starving Mountain Man Was About To Hang For Stealing Bread—Until A Pregnant Widow Claimed Him As..