Brides of Lone Hollow has always held a special place for me, it was one of the very first series I ever wrote, and now all five books live together in one box set, which honestly feels like it deserves its own little celebration.

If you’ve read my Lone Hollow spotlight post before, you know this series isn’t your typical mail-order-bride story. Every bride who steps off that train thinks she knows what she’s walking into, and every single time, she’s wrong. A woman arrives to marry a man who’s already gone, and finds herself face to face with his grieving brother instead. Another comes looking for her father and finds a groom hiding scars he won’t explain. A schoolteacher gets accused of scheming for a job she was hired to do fair and square. And by the fifth book, a singer fleeing danger loses her memory in a stagecoach wreck, with the man who saved her as her only way home.

Here’s the thing about this box set that makes it different from grabbing the books one at a time: Lone Hollow is a read-in-order series. The secrets and storylines from book one carry all the way through to book five, so reading out of sequence means spoiling things for yourself down the line. Having the whole set in one place means you never have to stop and go hunting for the next title right when things get good, which, in this town, is often.

By the time you reach the last page, you’ll understand why this little frontier town and its people have never really left me, even all these books later.

If you love clean, faith-filled romance with a little mystery woven in and you haven’t read Lone Hollow yet, this box set is the easiest way in. Start with Her Mail Order Mix-Up and let the whole story unfold the way it was meant to.

Have you read Brides of Lone Hollow before, or will this box set be your first time in Lone Hollow? Either way, I’d love to hear which bride’s story hits you hardest. 🙂

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