The Bride Said No

To avoid an arranged marriage Angelina DePalma accompanies her unwed and pregnant childhood friend Ella O'Hara to Seattle. Ella is answering a mail order bride ad in the newspaper. She is scared to death as she has been less than honest with the prospective groom. Angeline doesn't like her part in the deception she's helped Ella with, but is more frightened of staying and being forced into a marriage that her stepfather is planning for her.
Bolstering each other the best they can, the two women set out on the long journey west. With women still a scarcity in what some call the wilderness, Lars Swenson, a wealthy Pacific Northwest entrepreneur, resorts to placing an ad for a wife in an Eastern newspaper. When his bride arrives, he gets more than he expected. Not one, but two women, descend from the train and it is Angelina, not Ella, that awakens Lars' heart.
Angelina, Ella and Lars struggle to sort out the mess they find themselves in and a love triangle of loyalty, friendship, and commitment renders the growing love between Lars and Angelina an impossibility.