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A Bride For All Seasons (2013)

by Margaret Brownley(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1401688535 (ISBN13: 9781401688530)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Thomas Nelson

review 1: I received this book from Goodreads First Reads and found it to be a delightful, charming collection of novellas. It had four stories all written by different authors. The first story, "And Then Spring Came" was my favorite and I read it all in one sitting. They were all very similar to each other, despite the fact of being written by different authors. I did enjoy this read, though some parts of the book was very repetitive and described the same details over and over again as pointless filler, which is why I didn't give this book the full five stars. Nonetheless, they are very sweet and amusing reads.
review 2: 4 stories in one book. A christian-fiction/historical romance book. Mail order brides ordered from a catalog in the 1800s. 4 couples and their wedde... mored bliss. Spring: Sheriff Tom meets Mary Jo after she travels across country to marry his brother, only to show up for his funeral. Toms' nephew needs a mother, so he makes a proposal. Nephew gets a mother and he gets a wife. Summer: Mathew ordered a wife, to help raise his 2 year old daughter, but not a bible thumper. Ellie decides she is what he needs and in time he finds out she is what he wants. Autumn: Luvena is perfect for Clay. But...she has nieces and a nephew and he has no money to send her back. Gives time for feelings of each other to change. Winter: David believes he is dieing and needs a mother for his boys. Megan has to make him realize he has to fight to live and does not want to give up on him. An enjoyable book. I highly recommend this book. less

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