Books with author Maggie McClure

Nathan Forrest is a lapsed Catholic, a welder, an illegitimate son, and a gifted jazz trumpeter. After he begins pursuing Dorothy - a Protestant girl from a middle-class family - they face the antagonism of mid-20th century Scotland.Against a backdrop of decaying Westburn's doomed shipyards and bitter environment, the young lovers seek to escape the contraints of prejudice and hate.But is their love and determination enough to bring them happiness, or will religious and social conflict consume them both?

Amber and Betty are as close as any daughter and mother could possibly be. With her mother’s sight failing, they are faced with the real possibility of losing their home. Betty agrees to move to Florida to live with her sister, but only if she knows her daughter is taken care of. With no other options, Amber answers an ad to become a mail order bride.James has spent a lot of time thinking about whether or not he wants to get married. Seeing how happy his brother is with his friendly outgoing wife, he decides to take the plunge. But when Amber arrives, she is not at all what he hoped for. Quiet and shy, Amber was looking forward to being part of a big happy family and that’s just what James has. But much to her dismay, instead of living with his family, he surprises her with a place of their own. Amber feels alone, isolated and apart from everyone On top of that, she desperately misses her mother. James isn’t happy and he can’t figure out how to make his wife happy either. When Amber overhears a conversation where James is questioning his decision to marry her, she is stunned. Embarrassed and upset she walks away, needing space to think things through. She wasn’t expecting to lose track of where she was. Hours pass before James realizes that Amber is missing. A desperate search ensues. Faced with the possibility of losing her, James realizes how deeply he cares for her.* Will her foolish decision cost Amber her life?* Can Amber and James learn how to be happy together, if he can find her in time? Or will a near-tragedy push them further apart? Read A Bride For James to find out what happens…A Bride For James (Book 2 in the Mail Order Brides Of Wyoming series) is a sweet, clean, inspirational mail order bride romance. While part of a series, this book can definitely be read as a standalone book. MAIL ORDER BRIDES OF WYOMING: This historical western romance series features heartwarming stories about women who are courageous enough to change their lives in the hope of finding love and happiness, and the men who share their lives. Read now for just $0.99 or FREE on Kindle Unlimited. Click on the BUY NOW Button above to start reading right away!

"A poignant tale of love and salvation... I was completely transported by this book." - Amazon ReviewIn 1950's Westburn, Scotland, Tim Ronsard only has a few months remaining until he leaves St. Mary's School.Bored and listless, he's anxious to get away. His life changes when a new music teacher is appointed: Isobel Clieshman, a Protestant working in a Catholic school. Soon, Tim's feelings go well beyond a school boy crush, but at 23 years old the teacher is out of his reach.Five years later, they meet randomly and soon, Tim thinks he has never been happier. But amid family issues, war and prejudice, can they find the road to happiness together?

"A poignant tale of love and salvation... I was completely transported by this book." - Amazon ReviewIn 1950's Westburn, Scotland, Tim Ronsard only has a few months remaining until he leaves St. Mary's School.Bored and listless, he's anxious to get away. His life changes when a new music teacher is appointed: Isobel Clieshman, a Protestant working in a Catholic school. Soon, Tim's feelings go well beyond a school boy crush, but at 23 years old the teacher is out of his reach.Five years later, they meet randomly and soon, Tim thinks he has never been happier. But amid family issues, war and prejudice, can they find the road to happiness together?

Nathan Forrest is a lapsed Catholic, a welder, an illegitimate son, and a gifted jazz trumpeter. After he begins pursuing Dorothy - a Protestant girl from a middle-class family - they face the antagonism of mid-20th century Scotland.Against a backdrop of decaying Westburn's doomed shipyards and bitter environment, the young lovers seek to escape the contraints of prejudice and hate.But is their love and determination enough to bring them happiness, or will religious and social conflict consume them both?