Love Finds You in Poetry, Texas
(Book)

In the quaint little community of Poetry, Texas, Belinda spies an opportunity. The town is filled with farmers and railroad men in need of wives, so why not set herself up as a marriage broker? She sends little poems to prospective brides all over the country, and her plan seems to work. There's only one problem. She doesn't know what she's doing and most of the brides marry the wrong men. One client, the local barber, is really unhappy. He has lost more than one prospective wife to her fumbled attempts. For some reason, she can't find his perfect match, though not from a lack of trying. Is there a poetic ending in story for him and for Belinda?