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John Weaver doesn't want a wife...he needs one.He needs a mother for his five-year-old twin daughters, and his only choice is to advertise for a mail-order bride. As long as the woman understands he'll never love her, they can have a good life together.Miranda Lowe doesn't want a husband...she needs one.She isn't enough-not pretty enough, not smart enough, not good enough in any way to attract a man herself, but surely a man who has to advertise for a wife won't be too choosy.The question is, can being less than perfect be more than enough?

Jack Brennan has it all...a thriving business, a penthouse condo, and an active social life. His life is perfect, until a mistake in his past comes back and turns it upside down.Lisa McKenzie has it all...a job she loves, close friends and a wedding in her future. Her life is perfect, until news from her past threatens to destroy everything.Somehow, she has to fix the situation so that her wedding can go ahead as planned, but she also has to deal with the lingering attraction she has for the boy she fell in love with in high school and the man he''s become.Jack realizes he''s never really stopped loving Lisa, and now that he''s found her again, he doesn''t want to let her go.

Laura Shelton's father has issued an ultimatum--find herself a husband before the end of the year or he'll find one for her. She knows every single man in their small town in Michigan, and the thought of being tied to any one of them for the rest of her life fills her with dread. But what else can she do? Widower George Cowan is struggling to run his ranch and raise his six-year-old daughter, Betsy, alone. When her teacher points out that she acts more like a boy than a girl and suggests he marry again, he finally admits to himself that Betsy needs a mother. Even though he has no interest in loving another woman, he goes to Miranda Weaver to ask for her help in finding him a bride. When Laura learns of a friend planning to become a mail-order bride, she decides to do the same. After all, marrying a stranger can't be any worse than marrying any of the men she knows now. Laura is happy with her new life with George, and finds herself falling in love with him. As time goes by, she begins to suspect he feels the same way about her, but when near-tragedy strikes, she discovers her new life isn't as perfect as she thought. Can she live the rest of her life without love, or should she give up her dream of a husband who loves her and walk away?