Mail Order Bride: Free at Last in California

by Amy Rollins

Mail Order Bride: Free At Last In California -- Sick of the taunts from the inhabitants of her small town, above average weight Jocelyn had endured numerous insults since she was a small child. An ad for mail order brides spurred her to act and she wrote to the company and was matched up with a rancher in California who wanted a wife with a sense of adventure. She told him that she had that same sense and was looking for a new life, but she also omitted to tell him anything else about herself. Pulling into the train station, she almost dreaded what would happen after she met him. This is a story full of love and about what's truly important in life.

40 pages, Paperback

First published June 14, 2014

Reviews

[Wanda · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice stories but rushed at the end of both. It's as if they were allowed so many words per story, then all of a sudden they realized they were close, then closed the stories kind of abruptly.

[Jessica · Rating 1 out of 5]

Horrible. The relationship just developed too quickly. I don't even remember the man Jocelyn was going to marry's name and I just finished the book. It could have been a cute little chick lit book, but it was poorly rushed.

[Talia Nyx · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm a little disappointed, this plot could have (and should have) sustained a longer story. We could have had a real feel for the dynamic between the characters, which was sorely lacking.