The Bear's Instant Bride

Paranormal Shapeshifter Romance, Book 1

By: Amy Star

Narrated by: Evelyn Marcail

Cara Foster had given up on life. So much so that she signed up to be a mail order bride in order to finally meet a man that wanted a family. Nothing else had ever worked for her, after all.

However, Cara did not expect that a gorgeous man called Holt Carson would instantly propose to her and have her walking down the aisle within a week. And she certainly did not expect a big surprise on their wedding night when she saw Holt naked for the first time and discovered his furry little secret. Can being a mail order bride to a Werebear really work? And just why was Holt so eager to make Cara his bride so quickly? The answers would soon reveal themselves and they would be truly shocking!

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Bears

I enjoyed the authors characterization of Cara anyone who would pour their love and time into caring for their grandparents deserves a happily ever after. The magical aspects were a little unbelievable but charming. The Narrator brought the book to life she was great.

Refreshingly Different

Definitely not your usual romance. A great blend of modern times and ancient lore. Chemistry and the clash of wills. Enjoy!

Jana

I’m not usually a fan of these types of books but have to say - really enjoyed it! Loved the subtle humor in it and the narrator, Evelyn Marcail really made it come to life. Easy to listen to. Very clear and friendly. Seriously... a positive experience!!! Buy this and enjoy!!

Cara and Holt

This book was pretty good. Cara signed up to be a mail order bride and Holt had her walking down the aisle within a week. On her wedding night, she found out about Holt’s secret. What was Holt’s rush?

Evelyn Marcail did a good job with the narration. I received this free copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Needs an editor.

The story idea is good. The text needs some serious editing. It reads more like a first draft than a final version. There should have been far more of the characters doing than the narrative explaining. Far to much unnecessary detail was included in the background information. Not enough time was spent developing the relationships.