The Change of Heart Bride

By: Stella Clark

Narrated by: Sarah Kisko

When Cara is left widowed and in debt, she must make a hasty decision before she is left destitute and homeless. When she begins corresponding with Moss, a mercantile owner in Texas, he soon proposes, and Cara believes her prayers have been answered.

On the stagecoach to Texas, she befriends a young man who's traveling to the same town as her. Jordan is an outcast due to the unsightly scar on his face, but as Cara gets to know Jordan, she realizes others have judged him unjustly.

When they arrive in Texas, Cara and Moss plan their wedding. Jordan plans to stick around until he's sure Cara is safe and Moss is the man he says he is. When Jordan packs to leave as Cara's wedding approaches and Cara says good-bye to him, she realizes she may have made the biggest mistake of her life.

©2022 Stella Clark (P)2022 Stella Clark

Old west love story

Great short story set in the old west time. Leaves you wanting to continue on and see how the future goes and want hear how their life continues

The Change of Heart Bride

I enjoyed listening to this story, the characters are interesting and their story kept me intrigued.
The narration was good.

Sweet and Clean

This was a very romantic story. Cara is unsure if she should follow her heart or keep the promise to marry someone she is not in love with. In the midst of her decision regarding her marriage there is adventure, doubt, and also her trust in God to lead her in the right path. Moss is sweet but she is attracted to Jordan. This is not a long read, but entertaining.

Sarah Kisko is a very talented narrator. Her rendition of each character is just right. She has a great way of portraying many voices and her male voices are especially good for a woman.

I requested this audio book from the narrator and am voluntarily leaving this honest review.

The Change of Heart Bride

I did enjoy listening to this book. Sarah Kisko is becoming a narrator that I enjoy listening to.

Great one

I listened to this book on audio. The narrator did a great job. This book was short, yet the story did not feel rushed or felt like there was anything left out. The characters were great and the story was good.