Fairer Than Any: Christian Mail-Order Bride Series

Mail Order Brides of Spring Water, Book Six

By: Kathleen Ball

Narrated by: Hannah Fisher

A sweet historical western romance: Daisy Weathers travels to Texas as a mail order bride. The would-be groom takes one look at her scarred face and walks away without her knowing. Finding out she’d been jilted, Daisy is humiliated and despondent. There would be no second chance wedding for her.

Sterling, a handsome cowboy is rolled out of the back of a wagon and left. He’s been injured and now it’s life or death. Since the end of the Civil war he’s been busy trying to keep his outlaw brother from hanging. Now when it’s almost too late he wishes he had found a wife, settled down and had children.

In this historical christian mail-order bride novel, Daisy is penniless and works to help Sterling heal. Trouble finds her which sends them both on a journey of the heart, doubts, mishaps, and realization.

This is the sixth book of the Mail Order Brides of Sweet Water Series by award winning, best-selling, Amazon all-star author, Kathleen Ball.

Don’t miss the other american historical western romance books in this series:

1. Tattered Heart
2. Shattered Trust
3. Glory’s Groom
4. Battered Souls
5. Faltered Beginings
6. Fairer Than Any

©2019 Kathleen Ball (P)2019 Kathleen Ball

A Journey of Healing

There is so much I want to say about this book, but it really applies to all of Kathleen Ball's stories. This one especially touched me. I think we have all felt not good enough at times in our lives although we are all the same and loved in God's eyes.
This is the journey of Daisy Weathers, a very compassionate person who's only fault is that she saved people during the small pox epidemic but survived herself. She ended up with scars on her fax and everyone shunned he and blamed her for others dying. With the narration of Hannah Fisher and words of this author I wanted to reach out to her so much and just yell at those people! Yes, I know, but it is an example of how much emotion plays into these books.
Daisy has a hard road to find happiness, but she is led to the one meant for her, but it takes time and deep love. Simply amazing and I am praying myself this is not the last of the Mail Order Brides of Spring Water. I want to live there myself!

Love it

I really enjoyed this sweet romance.
Very well narrated and a wonderful old timy series.

Recommended

An excellent Christian story. Sterling and Daisy are a terrific couple. At first glance Daisy is a little to good to be true but on a second look, she definitely has some issues. She is very insecure and puts her thoughts on others about herself. Granted those thoughts have been confirmed much to often. This gets her into trouble.

I loved Sterling, he feels a lot of guilt over his brother and what he has done. He seemed more real.

There were several twists and turns I didn't expect and a very fitting ending.

Hannah Fisher did an outstanding job narrating.

I recieved a free Audible copy of this story, at my request, in exchange for a honest review.

Christian Historical Romance

I enjoyed this audiobook but found the self doubt a bit over the top! The townsfolk being so abusive seemed a bit far fetched too, but there is hatred, even among so called Christians. I understand these two concerns were needed for the storyline, but, they just didn’t seem realistic enough to me.
I thought the narration was very good.
I think the best part is that Kathleen is now writing Christian romance and I hope she continues! I have read a few of her books years ago and I much prefer this genre!!

Sweet Book

In this corrupt world of anxiety and stress this was the book I needed to just relax and enjoy. Sure there was concern and fear as I traveled through a lot of plot points and twists. Still, it left me wanting to know what's going to happen next. I was hypnotized in this cozy writers hands and enjoyed the trip. In fact I enjoy the trip so much I wish she made the journey longer. I wish she would have spent more time with the emotional twist so I could feel it even deeper. That's why I'm giving it 4 stars not five.