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Mail Order Husband

Mitchell Preston was worried. He knew his heart was failing, and he didn't want to die without making sure his daughter would be taken care of. The only problem was, Charlene , "Charley" was more like a toughened son than a softened daughter. All the local men shied away from her because she was such a force to be reckoned with. The solution, an ad for a mail order husband - one that read:

Needed: Husband for My Headstrong Daughter

Be able to best her at something.
Overlook her denial of womanhood.
Accept my homestead on 20 acres as payment.
If you hurt Her, I’ll kill you.
Mitchell Preston

That pretty much summed it up. It was going to take one tough son-of-a-bitch to tame the wild, firey, and incredibly beautiful Charley. Read more...

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Mail Order Bride

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When our country was being settled many headed west to work in the gold fields. People lived so far apart, and with most miners being men, there was a true shortage of women. The solution - Mail Order Brides.

Sarah wrote the ad, and Carter answered it. It took great courage for Sarah to travel with the intent to bind herself to a man she didn't know, and it took Carter admitting his need for her. As their amazing love unfolds, you will be reminded of how magical the intimacy is, when two people get it right.

Follow Sarah and Carter's continuing story in: Mail Order Bride - Hostile Winter (Part 2); and Mail Order Bride - The Loss (Part 3). Conclude with: Mail Order Bride - Savage Love. Read more...

Mail Order Bride - Hostile Winter

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Carter had found his beautiful wife Sarah via an ad for a Mail Order Bride. When they came together, she so exceeded his expectations. They married and made their home in a small settlement in the Sierra Nevada Mountains above Placerville - not too far from where the ill-fated Donnar Party had been stranded.

This, their first winter together, was turning out to be among the harshest that Carter had ever known. Before it passes, both will face danger; both will fight for their life. Miracles still happen. Read more...

The Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail - Jul 20, 2011

by Google by Canada411.ca by Yellowpages.ca After eight feature films and a multimedia empire spanning books and games, Harry Potter has become much more than a boy of fiction. Atop the box office receipts sits millions of dollars in merchandise and

The Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail - Jul 20, 2011

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The Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail - Jul 20, 2011

by Google by Canada411.ca by Yellowpages.ca The poor, it is said, will always be with us. Yes, but how many poor must there be? In Canada, there are too many poor people. The country that often likes to congratulate itself can't take comfort from an

The Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail - Jul 19, 2011

by Google by Canada411.ca by Yellowpages.ca I have not had occasion to read Dimitri Nasrallah's first novel, Blackbodying, which received rave reviews and a McAuslan First Book Prize. But I did read an essay the Montreal writer published in this paper

The Globe and Mail

20.07.11

The Conference Board of Canada, hardly a bastion of far left thinking, just reminded Canadians about the growing income disparities in their society.

The richest group of Canadians, the highest quintile of earners saw their share of national income rise from 1993 to 2008. In this group the chance, the big winners were the super rich, the top 1 percent. And they got even richer is not as investments, but base salaries paid to the nature of bank presidents and CEOs of the company.

From 1980 to 2005, earnings for the top group rose 16.4 percent, while middle-income Canadians' incomes stagnated and earnings for those in the lower group slipped.

Source: Globe and Mail

Mail Carrier Helps Lead to Arrest of Belmont Burglary Suspects ...

by Laura Dudnick

An alert mail carrier helped lead to the arrest of three young men suspected of burglarizing a home on Yorkshire Way in Belmont on Monday.

The mail carrier spotted the men shortly before 2 p.m. loitering near a home in the 400 block of Yorkshire Way, and saw the gate to the home's backyard was open, Belmont police Capt. Dan DeSmidt said.

The mail carrier, believing the men didn't look like residents of the home, called 911 and reported the incident to the police.

When Belmont officers responded, they discovered the home had indeed been burglarized, and were able to link the three men to the crime, DeSmidt said.

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