The Christmas Bride Who Forgot

Mail Order Brides of Shadow Gulch

De: Susannah Calloway

Narrado por: Kathleen Strecker

Full of dread, 20-year-old Sadie Alberts enters her stepfather’s study. He informs her she’s to be married off to an ill-tempered business acquaintance across the country in Oregon.

Terrified, Sadie has no option but to obey. On the way, she’s caught up in a disaster outside of Shadow Gulch, Idaho - one that leaves her stranded and with no memory.

Sadie is taken in by the kind folks of Shadow Gulch and finds a home with the local doctor and his family. Before she knows it, she’s made friends with the townsfolk, including the local sheriff and, more importantly, his handsome, stalwart deputy, Roswell Morrison.

With her memory playing tricks on her, Sadie is stuck in Shadow Gulch until she figures out who she is and where she was heading - or until she makes up her mind that Shadow Gulch itself has everything she needs....

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really good short story

this was a good story just way too short. I like my books longer and more action

I love a sweet Story!

Love all of her books so far. Damsels in distress that still have a fighting spirit! Handsome sweethearts to help.

Sweet Short Story

I appreciate the fact that I can listen to this audiobook around my kids. No sex and cussing. Sweet, easy to listen to, likeable characters….
Narrator did a wonderful job with nice voices, yet not too dramatic.

The Christmas Bride Who Forgot

This was a first for me by this author. The story flowed beautifully and the characters were easy to relate to.

Kathleen Strecker did a great job bringing the characters to life.

Finding Love

This book may be short but it packs a lot into this beautiful love story. Kathleen Strecker does an amazing job bringing the story to life. I highly recommend this book because it shows what real love it. I received this book for free in exchange for my honest review. I really loved this book and this is my honest unbiased review that I am voluntarily leaving of my own volition.

Short & Sweet

This was a great story line. I enjoyed the book, the narrator is good. Some parts of the story were perfectly done, other parts felt rushed through. Not because of the narrator. The story seemed to come to a climatic ending very quickly. I think a few more pages and the author would have been able to make this a great short story. Very much worth the listen (or read)