Mail Order Bride: Carolyn Finds Love

Ruby Springs Brides, Book 3

By: Karla Gracey

Narrated by: J. Scott Bennett

Carolynn Kemp has lost everything. Her entire family is gone and her life is in turmoil. Her hopes and dreams of making every one of their lives better are dashed and she is tempted to give up and accept the misery that she seems destined for. But will life let her lie down and give in, or will she find the inner strength to start again?

Winston Piper is jealous of the happiness his friends have found in recent times, and so, he takes the chance that he might find love by mail order, too. But his fears are not that he won't find the woman he so desperately craves, he worries that she will not give him the chance to make her happy. Can he convince her that her past does not have to overwhelm them and deny them of happiness, and that it is their future he cares about most?

©2016 Karla Gracey Books (P)2017 Karla Gracey Books

Carolyn Finds Love

Mail Order Bride: Carolyn Finds Love
Ruby Springs Brides, Book 3



Book 3 in this series. A short, sweet, mail order historical fiction. This book has the usual man and woman corresponding with the possibility of marriage. However some of the obstacles in this book are more intense than other books. I’m not saying they are “dark” just somewhat different. I liked the twists happening during the story line instead of being referred to as a past incident.

The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed. Another enjoyable listen performed by J. Scott Bennett.



I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Great book

Great interesting book. I liked the story and how this story progressed. I listened to this and the narrator was great!

Sweet Historical Romance

An intriguing tale of love between two drastically different living situations. The Doctor has a heart of gold and while Carolyn lives in the tenements and works her fingers to the bone in the laundry. She’s tenacious and determined and they couldn’t be more perfect for each other!
Another wonderfully narrated story by Scott. I hope he’s not changing his line of work anytime soon! He’s found his niche in voice acting!

Great Short Story

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. This is the third book in the Ruby Springs Brides series, This is a short and sweet story, I really enjoyed it!

Very entertaining and enjoyable

I thought this was a great plot but when her parents came up missing and the outcome of why I couldn’t buy into that. I can’t tell you why or it would give the story away. It is a sweet clean read that is short and to the point. No fillers here the author gives the facts with some heartbreaking times.

Mr. Bennett’s narration is outstanding as he brings to life the story with strong emotions, confusion, power, control, anger, loss, heartache. You can hear all these in his voice as he builds each character giving us their strengths and weakness. His female and male voices are wonderful you always know who is talking and just what they are feeling. There are no background noises, no volume changes just a very clean clear audio that really pulls you in. If any breaks were taken you cannot tell. What really makes this an outstanding audio is how the narrator really brings it to life, you have no trouble getting lost in his pleasant voice which makes it very easy to picture the scenes in your mind. He really gives character to the characters as he puts his self in their place. Mr. Bennett gives the full impact through his voice as your heart goes out to a few characters and what they are going through. Each character goes through a trying time, the narrator has no trouble showing you exactly what they are feeling. It is a great narration that really pulls you in leaving you laughing and sad at other times.

Winston is a very caring and loving man that really pulls you in. Carolynn and her story just breaks my heart. All in all it was a nice read with some very entertaining reading. The author ties it up very nicely and does explain about her family I just don’t see it going down that way not for a very close net family with a daughter that comes home every weekend.