Books like Christmas mail-order brides by Susan Page Davis

A mail-order bride scheme goes awry when the woman discovers that her wealthy suitor is a rugged Alaskan man.

Mail order bride mystery for children in 1878 Kansas

When a missing twin forces her into a mail‑order bride contract, Jacey Forester assumes the identity of "Jeanette" in a ruse to dodge fraud charges. Her plan to stall the wedding crashes against a rugged Texas lawman who may hold her heart instead of a ticket to jail.

The Thunder Canyon Nugget reports that the annual mail-order bride reenactment was a smashing success?until librarian Katie Fenton found herself hitched to a mystery man! Our local cutie was stunned to find herself gazing into the eyes of handsome businessman Justin Caldwell. This reporter suspects that more than sparks have flared between the "bride" and "groom" since their fabulous fake wedding?and the blizzard that kept them snowbound afterward.

A New York socialite embarks on a perilous journey to find true love and independence in a remote Nebraska town, challenging conventions and facing deadly obstacles along the way.

A rancher’s lonely life turns upside down when a widowed mother and her daughter arrive via mail‑order ad, offering both a new companion and a chance at family.

Japanese women who arrive by mail order bride and other channels to San Francisco in the early 20th century and the daily reality, hopes, and hardships they face while trying to build new lives in America.

"Tormented by the knowledge that his father died thinking the worst of him, Colt Hall never meant to come home to Chance Creek. But with his brothers banding together to rebuild the family's old ranch, he's finding it hard to stay away. In accordance with the conditions for them to inherit the spread, Colt must soon marry. Too bad the only woman he wants is Heather Ward, the girl he walked away from years ago without saying good-bye. Heather hid a secret for twelve long years, but when the Halls moved back to town it was only a matter of time before the truth came out. Now everyone but Colt knows he has a son. She'll get one chance to convince Colt to forgive her--and become the father Richard has always longed for. If she answers Colt's online ad for a temporary wife, will he fall in love with her before he learns the truth? Colt knows it's crazy to try to find a wife through an internet ad, and it's even crazier to fall for a stranger who wants far more than a temporary marriage, but Helena Warner reminds him so much of Heather, he begins to wonder if the two might be the same woman. Heather can't believe she's using a fake name to seduce the father of her own child, but is it possible Colt might know more about her true identity than he's letting on? Once all the lies and secrets are stripped bare, Colt and Heather must answer the ultimate question: can a love interrupted ever be renewed?"

Julianne Maxwell leaves a frightening home in New York and sails to Seattle hoping for a new life as a mail‑order bride, only to find her intended husband already married and demanding repayment of her travel costs.