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In the span of 1775 to 1906, America lures thousands of hopeful immigrants seeking freedom and prosperity. In *Immigrant Brides Collection*, Judith Miller and fellow Christian authors capture the trials and triumphs of nine displaced individuals. Each story follows its protagonists as they strive to build homes, find love, and craft new identities on American soil, weaving faith, resilience, and romance into a richly textured narrative of migration and identity.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Christian Fiction/Christian Romance
Authors: Judith Miller
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