A Letter to Eden

Name: A Letter to Eden
Author: Christine Sterling

by Christine Sterling

Genre: Romance Historical

126 pages

The last Pickett brother never wanted a wife. Eden Whitcomb is tired of being needed.

Eden Whitcomb has spent three years helping her brother recover from a terrible accident. Now her brother is preparing to marry, and everyone seems to have plans for what Eden should do next. For the first time in years, she wants a life chosen for herself. When a long-delayed letter invites her to Flat River, Nebraska, to meet Jesse Pickett, Eden wonders if God might finally open a door meant just for her.

Jesse Pickett has spent years avoiding his family’s attempts to find him a wife. Then a brutal attack leaves him confined to his brother’s clinic, struggling to recover and furious at the thought of becoming anyone’s burden. The last thing he needs is a prospective bride arriving while he can barely sit up on his own.

Eden doesn’t pity or push him, and she doesn’t need him to be anything other than Jesse.

As his scattered memories uncover a dangerous plot against the Pickett ranch, the trouble reaches all the way back to Missouri—and to the accident that changed Eden’s family forever. Can Jesse believe Eden is staying because she chooses him, not because he needs her? And can Eden finally trust that being loved differs greatly from being useful?

Set in the small town of Flat River, Nebraska, A Letter to Eden is a heartfelt and uplifting Christian historical western romance filled with family, frontier danger, a strong heroine determined to choose her own future, and a wounded cowboy learning that accepting love does not make him weak. Perfect for readers who enjoy clean mail-order bride romance, rugged western heroes, close-knit families, faith, hope, and love stories shaped by God’s grace. A Letter to Eden is the fifth and final Pickett brother romance in The Letter Wives, a connected series best enjoyed in order.

Sometimes God’s answer doesn’t arrive the way anyone expects. Sometimes it arrives in a letter.

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