Tabitha: Bride of Missouri

American Mail-Order Brides Series, Book 24

By: Amelia C. Adams, American Mail-Order Brides

Narrated by: Meghan Kelly

Tabitha: Bride of Missouri is the 24th in the unprecedented 50-book American Mail-Order Brides series.

An orphan since she was 10, Tabitha Phillips was raised by a cousin who resented her, and she went out on her own as soon as she could. When the factory where she was working burned down, she was forced to return to her childhood home under the scrutiny of her critical relatives.

As an employee at the post office, Tabitha isn't supposed to become involved in the doings of her customers. But when one young man's heart could be broken by a thoughtless letter, she sees a chance to make a difference...for herself as well as for him.

©2015 Tristi Pinkston (P)2018 Tristi Pinkston

Good Story

I enjoyed hearing this audio book today. Even when people meant well they caused trouble for themselves. I was a bit surprised at the 2 main characters.

Sweet Mail-Order Story

This was my first Amelia C. Adams's book. This is a sweet Mail-Order Brides story. I love the main characters, Tabitha and Thomas, but I also like the secondary characters, in particular the pastor! Tabitha is a sweet and strong woman. She knows what she wants and don't let anyone force her in situations she doesn't want. I loved their HEA! This was, by far, my favorite mail-order bride story. I enjoyed my listening. Meghan Kelly has a sweet voice, easy to listen. She does a great job with all characters. I received this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Tabitha bride of Missouri

The audiobook was a very easy listen. Narrator did a great job Voice very easy to listen to the storyline was very good ,with some twists and turns in the plot. Would highly recommend. Amelia is an awesome writer

Sweet, Clean, Mail-Order Bride story

Tabitha, force to leave her factory job after a fire, returns to small town Missouri where she has to choose a husband. No sex. Lightly Christian. Well performed.

loved it

orphan when she was 10 and a cousin that hated her what would she do. She left as soon as she could and got a job at a post office and she finds a letter that will leave a man heart broken unless she does something about it