Dreaming of a Bride

By: Amelia Rose

Narrated by: Charles D. Baker

Length: 3 hrs and 59 mins

Publisher's Summary

A clean historical western cowboy romance.

When Torsten O'Conner's false love leaves him for another man, he decides a change of scenery just might be in order. His brother, Kieran, is now the mayor of New Hope, Montana, and the prospect of putting Ireland far behind him and starting fresh as a homesteader in America might be just the thing.

But the life of a homesteader isn't just hard, it's brutally lonely. At his friends' urging, Torn writes off for a wife from the east only to have a villain from his past arrive on the train.

Can Torn let go of his old feeling and put down his demons in order to take a chance on love?

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Love this Series

Book 4 in this series is quite the unusual adventure! Like the previous books this one has well written characters, an interesting story, and plenty of quirkiness to go around. I definatey recommend this series to everyone who enjoys good clean western romances.

The narrator has the perfect western style voice for this series. He does accents very well and I appreciate that each voice was unique. Well done!

It was a pleasure to have the opportunity to review this series. I would like to thank the author, narrator, or publisher for providing me this audiobook at no cost in exchange for my unbiased review. 😉

10 of 11 people found this review helpful

Another good story by this author

This audiobook was wonderful and as always the author did it again.
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Final book in series, and another great book by Amelia Rose

Final book in the Montana Passion series, and worth every second of it. I didn't think the book was as good as the first three; but still most enjoyable nonetheless. I found the events outcome to be quite predictable. But overall, the story was entertaining and mostly enjoyable. I recommend this series, to be read in order written.

The story begins with rancher Torsten (Torn), the male lead. He is at the train station waiting with friends, to meet his mail order bride Ginny. As Ginny gets off the train, she sees her intended being hugged by another female. From that point , the story gets interesting as assumptions create for misunderstandings. With someone trying to cause trouble in the city, emotions and jealousy go out of control.

I was curious about the notes that Ginny found. I had an idea about how she would receive them. But, wanted to know more about them. I also understand people must keep proper appearances in front of people. But this also creates tension and at times I didn't like Torn's personality.

Narration by Charles D. Baker was once again magnificent. I enjoyed the clean voice, the tones, the accents, and the emotions in the different characters. He makes the stories and characters come alive. ♡

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Dreaming of a Bride

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Very entertaining and enjoyable. Of the stories in the series I have read so far this is my favorite. Really good, fun, clean romance with a HEA. Stories that are told with good old fashioned values. The stories keep getting better. This time we have some added suspense and mystery.

The train is pulling into New Hope and this time it's Torsten who is waiting on the platform and expecting a Bride. Really liked the characters in this story. Torsten and Virginia(Jenny) were both really likable from the start. Again Moira, Gretchen and other favorites are back adding to the enjoyment of the story.

Charles D. Baker again narrates the latest addition to the series. I enjoyed his narration much more this time around. He has good character voices. The laugh was a bit calmer and more natural. His character voices are more defined. His female voices have always been good. Now I can't imagine listening to the stories without him as the narrator.

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Loved it!

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This has to be my favorite book out of the series!! This one had a love triangle… a psychotic ex-lover… and all of the past characters we have got to know and love… I found this book really interesting and listened to this all in one sitting… Highly Recommended!
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These books keep getting better!

When your ex is a madwoman and you order a new bride, nothing much is going to happen, right? Right?

Ha! This is a full-on detective story that will involve half the town!

This is my third book of Amelia Rose's "Montana passion books", and boy, she's ramping up the action! I mean, you don't even need to read my review. Go listen to this! Charles D. Baker is the narrator, and it's a pleasure to listen to him.

Amelia Rose's books are full of chivalry, honesty, loving acceptance and people coming to understand different points of view. She does not preach though, she shows a beautiful story full of the right values.

A great series, this one. Thank you, Lady Amelia! Can we have like 25 more books, please? And then make it into a TV series, please :D



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Montana Passion, book 4

Would you listen to Dreaming of a Bride again? Why?

I might, it was a great story and kept my attention

What other book might you compare Dreaming of a Bride to and why?

I am not sure

Have you listened to any of Charles D. Baker’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have listened the the Montana passion books that he has narrated, I think he does great in all of them including this one

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

yes, i was interested in learning how they got rid of the unwelcome

Any additional comments?

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Keep the series coming!

You cannot help but fall in love with this segment of the Montana Passion series. Torn comes to Montana, escaping a broken heart. A military man, he had returned home in Ireland to find his betrothed with another man. He comes to Montana to live near his brother Kieran and sets out to get a mail order bride. After several letters, he has Ginny come out...but where is she? The weather hinders their meeting, and letters are not being delivered. When she finally makes it, she meets Torn, and is balled over when Torn's Ex, Diana pounces on him and says she is there to marry him. Heartbreak and suspense follow as things go under way to get these two together. The question is will their love survive...or better yet, will they survive long enough to get married? Moira and Gretchen play an important role in this book..they are like old friends now, love the interaction between the stories. Makes it feel like you are coming home.

Charles D Baker still is giving us wonderful performances. I love his Irish brogue. He makes me smile and cry, all indication that he is a wonderful narrator.

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great book

loved the book just like all her other books. narrator did a wonderful job as well. i enjoyed thisbook very much. listened straight through

Dreaming of a Bride: Montana Passion, Book 4

A sweet clean western fiction romance. We are back in New Hope, Montana with old friends. This story brings together Torn and Virginia who answered his ad for a mail order bride. The day she arrives, the woman who broke his heart back in Ireland "Diana" shows up and the drama begins. Who, if anyone will prevail in the end.


The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed. Charles D. Baker has a most pleasant voice, and his accents and enthusiasm are delightful.


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