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Christmas Miracles: Mega Mail Order Bride 20-Book Box Set: Multi-Author Box Set
Just in time for the Christmas season! Just $0.18 per book!
“Christmas Miracles” is a collection of 20 books by five of the best-selling mail-order bride western romance authors on Amazon today!
From Jenny Creek Tanner:
- A Christmas Bride For Cowboy Samuel
- A Christmas Bride For Cowboy Andrew
- A Christmas Bride For Cowboy Charlie
- New Beginnings
- Music For His Heart
From Indiana Wake and Belle Fiffer:
- A Mail Order Bride For Christmas
- Christmas Mail Order Bride: A New Life for a New Year
- Christmas Mail Order Bride: A Christmas Gift for the Lonely Doctor
- Mail Order Brides for a Town Called Hope: The Scarred and Rejected Bride
- Western Historical Romance: Mail Order Bride - Trust, Doubt and a New Beginning
From Annie Boone:
- Unexpected Love at Christmas
- Ready Made Family
- When God Closes a Door
- Cheyenne Christmas Miracles
- A Christmas Family Revival
From Lucille Chisum:
- The Mail Order Brides of Last Chance: First Christmas
- The Mail Order Bride Marries the Mayor on Christmas Day - Part 1
- The Mail Order Bride Marries the Mayor on Christmas Day - Part 2
- The Mail Order Bride and the Chocolatier - Book 4
- The Mail Order Bride and the Chocolatier -Book 5
We hope you enjoy this collection of beautiful, clean western romances that you’ve come to enjoy from this group of talented authors, and we hope you’ll take the opportunity to read more of their work.
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Published November 24, 2016
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January 9, 2017
I’ve read this marvelous anthology of Christmas themed mail order bride anthology written by four of Amazon’s bestselling authors via a KINDLE Unlimited download.
In reading mail order bride stories, like the ones contained in this mega collection, you have to remember that while they’re usually classified as sub-genres such as religious/ inspirational, Christian, western/frontier romances, that there’s quite a lot of history involved underlining the story lines. With history being my A+ subject in high school I know that the reason for the existence is not only that some women, especially in the East, wanted some adventure in their lives or who refused to marry for family instead of for love; and that those women in the South just want someone to marry since the Civil War had decimated the male population. I also know that on the male side of this there was the attraction of the Gold Rush, and male-centered jobs such as farming, ranching and logging who left their wives or wanted to wait until they had become successful enough to start a family, which lead to an extreme shortage of women and the creation of the mail order bride phenomenon.
This being said, I enjoyed reading each of the Christmas themed stories in this collection in which both the female and male protagonist’s lives got made better. It’s kind of sweet reading stories in which sex is not the main interest or driving force of the characters involved or that of the story itself. The stories do involve conflict, but only when it is essential to the story and character development. While a purist would say there are historical errors in some of these stories, I believe they should be disregarded and looked at as being needed in communicating something to anyone who reads the story which would to their visualization of what they’re reading.
For having given me and other readers of this collection of mail order bride stories, a sweet and wholesome reading experience of miracles involving romance at Christmas; which be read at any time, keeping the spirit of the season alive, I’m happy to give each of the authors and the stories they’ve contributed, 5 STARS
In reading mail order bride stories, like the ones contained in this mega collection, you have to remember that while they’re usually classified as sub-genres such as religious/ inspirational, Christian, western/frontier romances, that there’s quite a lot of history involved underlining the story lines. With history being my A+ subject in high school I know that the reason for the existence is not only that some women, especially in the East, wanted some adventure in their lives or who refused to marry for family instead of for love; and that those women in the South just want someone to marry since the Civil War had decimated the male population. I also know that on the male side of this there was the attraction of the Gold Rush, and male-centered jobs such as farming, ranching and logging who left their wives or wanted to wait until they had become successful enough to start a family, which lead to an extreme shortage of women and the creation of the mail order bride phenomenon.
This being said, I enjoyed reading each of the Christmas themed stories in this collection in which both the female and male protagonist’s lives got made better. It’s kind of sweet reading stories in which sex is not the main interest or driving force of the characters involved or that of the story itself. The stories do involve conflict, but only when it is essential to the story and character development. While a purist would say there are historical errors in some of these stories, I believe they should be disregarded and looked at as being needed in communicating something to anyone who reads the story which would to their visualization of what they’re reading.
For having given me and other readers of this collection of mail order bride stories, a sweet and wholesome reading experience of miracles involving romance at Christmas; which be read at any time, keeping the spirit of the season alive, I’m happy to give each of the authors and the stories they’ve contributed, 5 STARS
March 19, 2017
Okay
The first stories weren't too bad but from there it went down hill. Way to many stories and some when they were by the same author should have been joined.
The first stories weren't too bad but from there it went down hill. Way to many stories and some when they were by the same author should have been joined.
December 27, 2016
Very good book we read again
Enjoyed reading this book it was inspirational and up lifting and clean. Make you appreciate living in this time era.
Enjoyed reading this book it was inspirational and up lifting and clean. Make you appreciate living in this time era.
January 4, 2017
Very Good
It was well written I enjoyed every one of these stories. Being that it was the Christmas season it took awhile to read this set of books
It was well written I enjoyed every one of these stories. Being that it was the Christmas season it took awhile to read this set of books
January 7, 2017
I loved all the sweet romantic short stories.
I appreciated how the romance was understated. It was so different in that day and age how the couples met and fell in love.
I appreciated how the romance was understated. It was so different in that day and age how the couples met and fell in love.
April 5, 2017
THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR
Most of these stories were good. Some I'd read before in other collections, but they were worth reading again for the most part. There were one or two towards the end that I'd read before in a previous collection and I didn't like them much then, and I didn't care for them much this time either. The writing style just seemed too simple, and there were places where it looked like editing was done as a rush job if done at all, but not all of the stories were that way, so for the most part, it was enjoyable. Not all of the stories have a strong Christmas theme, but all of them take place at least in part during the holiday season, and most of them have a nice, warm, fuzzy Christmas feeling to them. I love Christmas stories any time of year, so these were good.
Most of these stories were good. Some I'd read before in other collections, but they were worth reading again for the most part. There were one or two towards the end that I'd read before in a previous collection and I didn't like them much then, and I didn't care for them much this time either. The writing style just seemed too simple, and there were places where it looked like editing was done as a rush job if done at all, but not all of the stories were that way, so for the most part, it was enjoyable. Not all of the stories have a strong Christmas theme, but all of them take place at least in part during the holiday season, and most of them have a nice, warm, fuzzy Christmas feeling to them. I love Christmas stories any time of year, so these were good.
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