The Christmas Mail Order Bride

Holiday Mail Order Brides, Book 1

By: Kit Morgan

Narrated by: Michael Rahhal

The Christmas Mail Order Bride is the first in the Holiday Mail Order Bride Series! Enjoy these sweet romances as you read about characters falling in love during some of your favorite holidays!

Sheriff Clayton Riley asked for a pair of boots for Christmas, not a mail order bride! Unfortunately for Clayton, his brother and mother figured a bride would look better on him than a new pair of boots! After all, he'd been sulking around long enough after the death of his wife, and his family decided it was time to take matters into their own hands and see to it Clayton had a very merry Christmas!

Summer James was young, she was beautiful and an impoverished orphan. Who would want such a woman? Obviously no one. For here she was, 18 and now of age to set out on her own. But New Orleans was full of men with evil intent for one such as herself, and she saw no other choice but to take the only offer for survival she could find and become a mail order bride. What she didn't count on was becoming Sheriff Clayton Riley's Christmas present!

©2013, 2014 Kit Morgan (P)2014 Kit Morgan

wonderful romantic.

I loved it. it was endearing. heartfelt and romantic. this story had me in tears

Great narrator

What a great narrator and what a great story. This book has the best meet cute I have ever read. EVER!

sappy sweet

Not the best book I've read but wasn't the worst. Think Hallmark Christmas movie. It's clean, predictable easy listen. It had a lot of repetitive worry from Summer the main character but I expected that. My mother would live this book. the narrator was fine. in the beginning it was hard to her when he did Summer's voice but that could have been the audio.
I actually might get the next book when I'm on a break from my action thriller books

very good

I loved it almost all the way through. I Spencer should've married young Davis girl.

loved the book.

loved it. it was a different way of organizing the intended story from all the rest of the books.