Bride of Pretense: Historical Western Christian Romance (Brides by Mail Book 1)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.99 (998 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B012JMGSP2 |
| Format Type | : | |
| Number of Pages | : | 112 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
or the hapless Adelaide Delaney!While on a trip to meet her fiance in an arranged marriage, Adelaide Delaney meets Charlotte, a mail order bride who is on her way to marry a rancher. When their bags, along with their train tickets, are accidentally switched, Addie impulsively takes Charlotte's place. Simply wanting to avoid the marriage her father has arranged, Addie never imagines the difficulties of being a rancher's wife, leaving a trail of hilarious catastrophes in her wake. Stealing a groom is not for the faint of heart. Will there be any truth beneath the pretense? Or will Addie decide that she is a poor substitute for Josh Harding's bride?
R. Miller said 3.5 stars: Bride of Pretense by Cami Wesley and Amanda Tru Addie and Charlotte meet by chance at a train station; when Charlotte accidentally goes off with Addie's bag, Addie makes a snap decision to take Charlotte's place on the train to marry Joshua.(Though reviews are inherently subjective, I prefer to provide some organization to my opinions through the use of a personal rubric. The following notes may contain spoilers.)Plot and Setting: 3.5 -- Plot mixes cliche/overly convenient with unique/interesting. The premise is rather bizarre, . .5 stars: Bride of Pretense by Cami Wesley and Amanda Tru. Addie and Charlotte meet by chance at a train station; when Charlotte accidentally goes off with Addie's bag, Addie makes a snap decision to take Charlotte's place on the train to marry Joshua.(Though reviews are inherently subjective, I prefer to provide some organization to my opinions through the use of a personal rubric. The following notes may contain spoilers.)Plot and Setting: 3.5 stars: Bride of Pretense by Cami Wesley and Amanda Tru Addie and Charlotte meet by chance at a train station; when Charlotte accidentally goes off with Addie's bag, Addie makes a snap decision to take Charlotte's place on the train to marry Joshua.(Though reviews are inherently subjective, I prefer to provide some organization to my opinions through the use of a personal rubric. The following notes may contain spoilers.)Plot and Setting: 3.5 -- Plot mixes cliche/overly convenient with unique/interesting. The premise is rather bizarre, . .5 -- Plot mixes cliche/overly convenient with unique/interesting. The premise is rather bizarre, . Kindle Customer said bad ending for a great book. This book was, for me, extremely frustrating. It had everything going for it--great concept, funny, few typos, well written. Yet, somehow it still managed to fall flat.After all the bad ending for a great book Kindle Customer This book was, for me, extremely frustrating. It had everything going for it--great concept, funny, few typos, well written. Yet, somehow it still managed to fall flat.After all the 4- and 5- star ratings, I had expected a lot more. The ending was justodd. It made no sense, seemed rushed, and not thought out very well. I hope the author decides to rewrite, at least the ending of this one. If she does, and handles it with the care shown in the rest of the book, it can be a fabulous . - and 5- star ratings, I had expected a lot more. The ending was justodd. It made no sense, seemed rushed, and not thought out very well. I hope the author decides to rewrite, at least the ending of this one. If she does, and handles it with the care shown in the rest of the book, it can be a fabulous . "LOVE IT!!!! SUCH CUTE CHRISTIAN CLEAN LOVE STORY> THANKS FOR FREE READ." according to Kindle Junkies. This was such a cute read with some humor. I really enjoyed it and highly recommend it. Simple read but highly entertaining. There is mention of faith strongly in this book, it is a very sweet Christian love story.SPOILERS:Heroine doesn't want to marry man her father picked for her. By a chain of events she ends up taking place of another woman, but that woman was going as mail order bride. Hero convinces heroine to marry him in name only. Heroine somehow convinces herself it is no