Mail Order Bride - Janine's Destiny

Faith Creek Brides, Book 16

De: Karla Gracey

Narrado por: Alan Taylor

Duración: 2 h y 1 m

Resumen del Editor

Clean and Wholesome Historical Western Cowboy Inspirational Romance

Janine Chivers needs rescuing. She has been turned out of her position as a governess, and there is no work in New York for her to take on. She needs to find a new position, and soon. But, will she have the courage to travel across the country and become a bride to a man she has never met?

Samuel Cleverley has a murky past, and a battle to try and clear his name. Losing his beloved wife, Miriam, has left him heartbroken, and with a young son, Ethan, to raise. He knows the boy needs a mother, but can he bring a woman into his miserable life, knowing he cannot offer her love, nor even a good name?

©2017 Karla Gracey (P)2018 KG Publishing House

Sweet Historical Romance

I loved this book too! I didn’t understand the train scene as it didn’t affect the rest of the story, but all else was delightful!
My favorite character voice of the narrator though, was the train robber!

Janine's Destiny

This is another good book in this series. All these books has been good. Alan Taylor does a good job on these stories.

Short and sweet

Short and sweet good story. The narrator does a great job of bringing the story to life.

Man with Son Considers Wedding Former Governess

Samuel has a so to raise and Janine is an unemployed governess...they consider solving their joint problems through a mail order relationship.

Another Great Book in the Faith Creek series

I quite enjoyed listening to this book. Once again the author has captured my attention with a good cast of characters. I liked Janine and her spirit. She was a good woman and had good character. I liked Samuel too. They were a great pair. I liked how they came together and their chemistry. I enjoyed listening to the narrator again as well. I like the way he reads books. I could listen to him all day long. I would recommend this book and the others in the series to others if they enjoy historical mail order bride books. I would love it if these books were longer too. The author does a good job at wrapping them up with a HEA however I always have questions and would love to know more about their HEA.