The Indian Warrior's Deaf Bride

Inspirational Western Bride Romance (Daisy Creek Brides, Book 13)

By: Amelia Rose

Narrated by: Gina Dobbs

The last thing a bride expects on her wedding day is for her husband-to-be to run off with another woman - especially one pregnant with his child.

Life has never been simple for Jennifer McBee. As if being shy and hard of hearing wasn’t enough, now Jennifer is faced with the humiliation of her failed wedding. Desperate to escape, Jennifer decides to leave heartbreak behind her and travels west to be with her brother, the pastor of a small Nebraska town called Daisy Creek. While her brother has hopes for her making some new friendships with the townsfolk of Daisy Creek, Jennifer still feels removed from the community of this close-knit town.

But, that all changes the day Jennifer joins her brother on his visit to the Lakota Indian camp - here she meets Akecheta, the eldest son of the Lakota chief. Akecheta is handsome - and only a little intimidating - but when Jennifer discovers the Lakota people also speak through hand signing, she is eager to accept Akecheta’s offer to teach her the language of his tribe.

With Akecheta and his people around her, Jennifer’s world suddenly seems brighter and full of possibilities - and she dares to hope that maybe she has found a place where she can be accepted at last.

But, as talk begins to arise about the chief’s son pairing with an outsider, Jennifer cannot help but wonder: Will the Lakota people ever truly welcome her as one of their own?

The Indian Warrior’s Deaf Bride is an uplifting romance where two worlds collide. Will Jennifer and Akecheta find a way to bring their worlds together? Or, will their fear of the future be enough to keep them apart?

To see for yourself where their story leads, scroll up, and click “buy now” right now. We don’t love despite our differences - we love because of them.

©2021 Amelia Rose (P)2021 Amelia Rose

Sweet Romance

I really enjoyed this story between a deaf lady and a Native American. It’s a sweet romance that moves along at a nice pace.
The narrator did a good job bringing the story to life as well.

Very Sweet

This was a very sweet listen! I wanted something quick and sweet and this was it. No spice scenes but the good storyline made up for it.

Sweet story

This is the second book I’ve listened to by this author and I’ve enjoyed both. This is a clean romance and I loved that included Native Americans and how positive the Inter racial union was portrayed. Very interesting, sweet and excellent narration as well. Recommended.

The Indians Deaf Bride

This may be my favorite one yet. Jennifer can't hear and has a hard time fitting in. Things go bad when her soon to be husband runs off. So she moves to Daisy Creek to live with her brother
She meets Archeta an Indian and she is interduced to a new world. There is a good story line in this book. Gina Dobbs does a good job narrating this book and series. I received a copy of this book from audiobooks unleashed but that has no influence on my review. If this review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you

Rated G, but nice to listen with no violence

Nice story, not realistic in pairing native Indian with white deaf girl; however, it’s a nice change of pace from all the violence and gratuitous sex used in most books these days. Very sweet story.

Enjoyable!

Amelia Rose always delivers! This book was well done and brought in a few remembered characters from past books. The story was sweet and perfect for a fast weekend listen while doing chores!!

The way the white people and Lakota got along so well!

I enjoyed the way Jennifer and Akecheta’s relationship went from a friendship to a romantic relationship.

Good clean romance

The story is sweet. While it isn't a long book, there are plenty of details.. It's a clean romance with hope and second chances.

Fantastic

Lucky #13. Thirteen in the series. LOVED IT. The characters in this story were so well thought out. I thought this story was perfect for the characters. Everything in this book was well thought out.
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Spoiler ahead...

It would be amazing if this author would write as Akecheta and publish his book.

Unoriginal

Many elements are near duplicates...deaf woman, Indian man, mail order series...are duplicates from the story of Sally Dimitri in the Bear Creek series.