Percy’s Brides (A Double Trouble Romance) by Ivy Hart

Percy Sutton, with the steadfast heart of a prairie pioneer, has ventured beyond his family’s homestead to forge his own legacy as the proprietor of the town’s hardware store. His aspirations reach beyond the shelves and counters, seeking a partnership that resonates with the depth of his ambition and the warmth of his care. Percy imagines a life rich with shared purpose and intertwined dreams, where the love for his partner is as sturdy and enduring as the land he’s left behind.

Clara Lundquist arrives with a heart full of hope and a trunk full of books, ready to plant the seeds of knowledge in a town thirsty for education. Her spirit is as wild as the prairie winds, and her determination as sturdy as the oak. She believes she has found her match in Percy, a man whose dreams align with her own, and together they plan to build not just a home, but a community.

The calm of the prairie is shattered when Amelia Anderson arrives, her claim echoing like thunder over the open plains: she is here to wed Percy. Her sudden presence throws the future they had carefully planned into disarray, weaving a complex tapestry of emotions and allegiances beneath the endless expanse of sky.

Then, tragedy strikes—a disaster at the gold mine that is the lifeblood of the community. Suddenly, the personal drama of love and choice is dwarfed by the urgent need for survival and solidarity. Percy, Clara, and Amelia find themselves at the crossroads of their own desires and the greater good of the town they’ve all come to cherish.

As the dust of calamity settles, the question remains: who will Percy choose? Will Clara’s aspirations for a union of love and intellect triumph, will Amelia’s unexpected arrival forge a new bond, or will Percy seek refuge in the independence of his prairie home?

In the heart of the prairie, where every sunrise promises renewal, their choices stand to change the fabric of their lives and the future of the town forever.

If you’ve delighted in the sweeping sagas of Janette Oke and the heartfelt historicals of Laura Ingalls Wilder, then you’ll surely fall in love with Ivy Hart’s prairie tale of love, conflict, and community.