Instant Bride A Historical Novel by

Instant Bride A Historical Novel by Bea Carlton is a poignant narrative published by AuthorHouse in March 2009. This 272-page book, written in English, explores the life-altering decisions faced by young David Dalery in August 1912, as he marries a pregnant fifteen-year-old named Rainy, who has endured significant trauma. The story delves into the challenges that arise from their sudden union, including familial disapproval and societal rejection.
Readers will find a compelling exploration of faith, resilience, and the complexities of marriage within the context of early 20th-century America. The narrative addresses themes of family life and the struggles of a young couple navigating their circumstances amidst societal pressures. As David grapples with his commitment to Rainy and his faith in God, the story raises questions about the strength of love and the possibility of redemption in difficult times.
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When young David Dalery drives from his farm into Willcox, Arizona one day in August of 1912 he discovers pregnant, fifteen year-old Rainy (a victim of rape, and beaten by her father because of her condition) and promptly marries her. Appalled that David has married this unsuitable girl, his family disowns him, and the church people snubs them. Can David’s faith in God sustain him? Can this instant marriage survive?
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