The Final Vow

Hearts of Hays, Book 2

By: Barbara Goss

Narrated by: Persephone Rose

Christian romance

Left on the steps of a church as an infant, Laura struggles with her decision to dedicate her life to God. On her way to a mission in Texas, a train robber snatches the novice nun and uses her as a hostage. Jesse Collins, her rescuer, not knowing what else to do with her, takes her home to his family. Never having experienced family life, Laura is touched by it and is confused by her building affection for Jesse. However, someone wants her gone and takes steps to make that happen.

©2015 Barbara Goss (P)2017 Barbara Goss

Interesting

I got this ARC via audiobook boom and this is my voluntary review. This is another story in a series of how the men in the west got their brides. I loved this one very much. She started out as a nun and ended up a beloved bride. The twists and turns that got her there were filled with suspense and humor. The way the author showed how ill will and greed can turn people into terrors was very well done. I also liked how the author demonstrated what indulging our children's every whim can turn them into. The narrator was very good and pulled all of the emotions out of the words. This was another very well developed story.

A Great romance story with surprising turns a d mysteries

This author has a Great way of unexpected turns and humor. I enjoyed this marathon as well.

Finding a Family

A very sweet story. The narrator did a great job. These are a wonderful series of sweet clean western stories. Jessie found Laura in a holdup and protected her. Laura was going to be a nun having grown up in an orphanage and never having a family. God had other plans. I was given a copy for an honest review. I highly recommend this story.

What's to Become

Interesting story. I enjoyed the book, but the narrator was a little off. Sister Mary Clare was attacked on a train and is rescued by Jessie. Not knowing what to do with her, he takes her home. Now, Sister Mary Clare has only known life at an orphanage, no family. Staying with Jessie and his family is the best thing to happen to her. She loves being part of family. Since, she hasn't taken her final vow yet, she is falling for Jessie. Of course, nothing is that easy. More trouble along the way, for all of them.
I was given a copy of the book by the author for an honest review.

READ ME!

Part of a series, Barb Goss does it again! Young novice nun is kidnapped off a train on her way to her new assignment in Texas and finds a real family and love. Definitely worth a "read" as always,