Life on a farm during the great depression doesn’t suit this mollycoddled girl and she learns a few things about humility and generosity. Her short hair cut, and modern way of thinking get her unwanted attention in town and she ends up in trouble, real trouble behind bars. The only way out of her mess is to make a deal with a rude farmhand and do the last thing she wants to do but the only real good thing that’s come her way. 

before she has a line of gentlemen at her doorstep. 

Seventeen to be exact.

When Clara's Father decides on her suitor for his own selfish reasons, she outsmarts the both of them, quite without their knowing. Now Clara is given one month to decide on a husband for herself. But how will she know which gentlemen are there for her money and who are genuinely interested in her? Will she be utterly disappointed in them all only to end up with the man her father picked out in the first place? Or will she have trouble choosing, as she finds more than one to her liking?

With the proper rules of 18th century courtship and yet many ruthless men in the battleground of affection, Clara's Catch will keep you guessing and changing your mind at who you think Clara should choose.

Put Jane Austen in the Bachelorette, and you'll get Clara's Catch.

It seems like a good idea till Ben realizes all three of his sisters have come along for the ride. Everything ends up on his shoulders when they crash-land too early. Visiting an 1854 war hospital while a cat tries to eat their pilot isn't what they had in mind. Will they be able to regroup and find their way back through time and space? If they can make it safely home, what will Mom say?