He cares a lot about Jeannie but never found the courage to make his feelings clear – the time never seemed right. Geoffrey has no clue about Jeannie´s feelings, he treasures her as a faithful and relieable friend, has her help take care of his dying first wife and choose his second wife from mail order bride´s letters. So she has to watch him twice turn to another woman – on the other hand does she want to settle for second choice? Jeannie has loved Geoffrey all of her life, but she doesn´t have the courage to show him in a way that will make him understand. Will Geoffrey choose Natalie over everything he loves? And how will Jeannie bear it if he does? The Carpenter’s Mail Order Dilemma is a heart-warming story of secret love and following your heart. So, when Geoffrey suddenly brings home the lovely Miss Walters, Jeannie braces herself for another painful time of seeing Geoffrey fall in love with someone other than her.īecause compared to the lively and beautiful Natalie Walters, what chance could Jeannie have of winning Geoffrey’s affection? She adored him when she was a girl and stuck by him through his tragic marriage-all the while keeping her feelings for him to herself. Jeannie Porter has known Geoffrey Drayton for most of her life. Now, Geoffrey is faced with the choice of whether he should follow Natalie or stay in the town he loves-but is there anything worth staying for in Iron Creek? Natalie is charming and fun, and Geoffrey quickly finds himself captivated by her letters.īut there is a catch! Natalie wants him to leave Iron Creek to live with her in the city. Soon he receives a reply from the vivacious Natalie Walters. Having thrown himself into work since the death of his wife, Geoffrey is now the most popular carpenter in town.īut the life of a widower is a lonely and empty one.Īfter watching so many of his friends find happiness with mail order brides, Geoffrey decides it is time for him to take a chance-and advertises for a bride of his own. For the most part, Geoffrey Drayton is content with his life in Iron Creek.

Zohara by Geoffrey Drayton