Tinker's Belle & the Widow's Baby (Frontier Brides and Babies) Paperback – July 13, 2020

Sweet and touching story. Belle grew up in an orphanage being told her entire life that no one would want her as she was gangly and unattractive. After so many years, she started believing it. A coworker told her about the Matrimonial Times and she found a man out west named Tim. Little did she know what type of man he was.Samuel grew up an orphan on the mean streets. He and four other young men bonded and became "brothers". Sam found Belle unconscious on a train and took her in. She'd been abused and he was soon to discover that she was pregnant.I loved the early part of his care for her. So tender and sweet.The name of the baby changed from Natalie to Natasha a few times, and even though their last name was Henderson, the baby's was Sanderson...

I have enjoyed reading this story of the young lady who grew up in the orphanage. When she reached her eighteenth birthday, she left and went to work as a typist. She knew she would never meet and marry a man if she stayed there. She sent a letter in to become a Mail Order Bride, would she be able to find her happy ever after? The author writes may of them, can she find another one for our heroine? I hope so.

There was a very large error. In the first part of the description of their house it said how it had a indoor bathroom. When she got kidnapped from coming out of the "outhouse". You would have thought someone would have caught that mistake.

What a sad yet wonderful story. This book is full of hurts, and shame then love and forgiveness.. It was a pleasure to read, absolutely perfect. Many thanks to the author for her wonderful heart.

I read the entire 6 books in a very short period of time. I fell in love with all the brothers and I felt like I lived every experience that they had. As they found the women who would share their lives the stories only got better. I almost didn’t read book 6 when I found out the story was about the only person that I didn’t like. Every book before this one centered on one brother and his life but book 6 was different. It was the story of the sister of one of the brothers. I am so glad I read her story.....it turned out to be my favorite book of the series. If you like stories about unconditional love and respect you’re going to love this series.

I quick and easy read, a nice break from heavier reading.The characters in this story show many responses to hardships - some bring healing, but others bring more pain and damage to an individual - and those around them.Though it seemed more like the outline to a much longer novel, Ms. Grace covered the most important parts of the story - the emotional highs and lows, and the adventure. It made for a satisfying read.I would rate this story PG-13 - references to physical, sexual, and child abuse, mild references to marital relations and child birth.I enjoyed this book.(Read with Kindle Unlimited Subscription.)

Belle was a mail order bride to Tim, who turned out to be mean and beat het. He died several months after they were married, but Belle was pregnant with his baby. To escape his horrible family, she took a train out of town, no knowing where she was going.

There is a scripture that talks about “ leaving those things behind and pressing forward to the High Calling in Christ Jesus and that is what our Belle did at the end of this story. Although the characters in this well written story had been Through atrocities , they didn’t live in the past.I would have given this book 5 stars But there were several writing errors....the child’s name, the blessing of indoor plumbing but the wife as kidnapped from the Outhouse??? The time line of them being together and when they were married. Although they were minor errors they still detracted from this sweet story.

This book was very good it 1of6 books that are in this series. I really enjoyed it. Well worth reading.

This book is full of the hardship and pain and damage done to innocents by abusers. It ends well despite it all.