Montana Rose

Montana Marriages

By: Mary Connealy

Narrated by: Barbara McCulloh

From bestselling author Mary Connealy comes a poignant Western romance about second chances, redemption, and the healing power of faith—a moving tale of a heartbroken young widow, a compassionate rancher, and the love that helps them both find their way home.

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When Cassie Griffin's abusive husband dies, leaving her pregnant and destitute, she's forced to marry a stranger to survive. Red Dawson, a hardworking rancher and part-time preacher, steps forward to save her from a worse fate. Though Red fears marrying a non-believer goes against his principles, he can't stand by and watch Cassie be claimed by the ruthless Sawyer clan.

Living in Red's rustic cave home is a far cry from Cassie's former life of luxury. But as she learns to work alongside him, she discovers strength she never knew she possessed. Red's gentle patience and unwavering faith begin to crack the protective shell she's built around her heart. When a dangerous enemy threatens their newfound happiness, Cassie and Red must trust in God's plan—and each other—to survive.

Can a marriage of convenience bloom into true love? And can a woman who's known only submission find the courage to stand tall? A tender story of healing, hope and the transformative power of unconditional love. Perfect for fans of Janette Oke and Karen Witemeyer.

©2026 Mary Connealy (P)2026 Recorded Books

Wonderful story

Very entertaining! It’s a perfect blend of drama, humor and pointing to the Lord. Love the narrator!

Great Read!!!!!

I absolutely love this book & it’s characters. We should all strive to be more like Red in our own lives. I can’t wait to read the next book in the series!!!

Fantastic book

This is such a great book. The growth of the characters is wonderful and the mixture of tension and humor is so good. There were quite a few laugh out loud moments, too. One of my favorites

Heartfelt Compassion

My heart was really drawn to the compassion of some despite the gossip and cruelty of others. When all you know is one thing or one way, your prospective can be the wrong prospective. This story reminds me of how important it is to have good friends and to seek wise counsel. Then we are not tempted to give in to hopelessness or despair.