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A clean, Christian Western historical romance book.
Introducing the Rose Creek Ranch Mail Order Bride series. Each book features a mail order bride for a man at the Rose Creek Ranch in Colorado. Though this is a series, each book is stand-alone and can be read in any order.
Meet Judith, a poor girl from a coal miner’s family in West Virginia. With great reluctance, she heads West to meet the man her Ma found through a mail order bride ad.
When Judith meets Victor she only wants one thing, to escape and go back home to West Virginia.
She soon discovers God has other plans for her life, and the journey takes her to places she never dreamed possible.
Will Judith and Victor ever find their way together?
A story of trials, tragedy, and ultimate triumph through faith and love.
Introducing the Rose Creek Ranch Mail Order Bride series. Each book features a mail order bride for a man at the Rose Creek Ranch in Colorado. Though this is a series, each book is stand-alone and can be read in any order.
Meet Judith, a poor girl from a coal miner’s family in West Virginia. With great reluctance, she heads West to meet the man her Ma found through a mail order bride ad.
When Judith meets Victor she only wants one thing, to escape and go back home to West Virginia.
She soon discovers God has other plans for her life, and the journey takes her to places she never dreamed possible.
Will Judith and Victor ever find their way together?
A story of trials, tragedy, and ultimate triumph through faith and love.
48 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 15, 2016
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August 9, 2017
This book had so many grammatical errors it was horrible to read! Someone needs to proofread this book and make the necessary corrections!
This book was a disappointment and I read a lot of mail order bride books. Don't recommend it at all.
This book was a disappointment and I read a lot of mail order bride books. Don't recommend it at all.
November 26, 2025
a good start
This is a good start to a fuller more satisfying story.
The naivety of Judith is not very well explained. The acts of her parents need further development and resolution with her husband. The middle section of the kidnapping needs more depth by adding interaction with characters and conflicts.
Have not seen a mail order story done this way and this could be a great story.
This is a good start to a fuller more satisfying story.
The naivety of Judith is not very well explained. The acts of her parents need further development and resolution with her husband. The middle section of the kidnapping needs more depth by adding interaction with characters and conflicts.
Have not seen a mail order story done this way and this could be a great story.
August 9, 2017
I thought this book kind boring but i was surprised
It had a real slow start but it came through in the middle and it was fantastic thru the end but I would recommend this book to everybody but I don't believe in anything anymore but if do this is book for you it had classy story
It had a real slow start but it came through in the middle and it was fantastic thru the end but I would recommend this book to everybody but I don't believe in anything anymore but if do this is book for you it had classy story
January 14, 2024
Poorly written
This book has a fairly good overall plot....but reads like it was written by a 12 year old. There are no "Blue Ridge Mountains" in West Virginia....Appalachian Mountains are in WV. I would give it a half star at best. Grammar? Edited?
This book has a fairly good overall plot....but reads like it was written by a 12 year old. There are no "Blue Ridge Mountains" in West Virginia....Appalachian Mountains are in WV. I would give it a half star at best. Grammar? Edited?
August 17, 2019
I did not find this well written. There were a lot of errors and the sentences were awkward. It preached rather than tell a story. There were a number of historical inconsistencies also.
December 8, 2022
Judith
Sometimes we can't see beyond what we see therefore limiting our possibilities and it takes a bad experience to open our eyes. Judith eyes were opened.
Sometimes we can't see beyond what we see therefore limiting our possibilities and it takes a bad experience to open our eyes. Judith eyes were opened.
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