Mail Order Bride

by Ravi Bedi

Small-town beauty Billie Jo is married to Gordon Brown, a rich Texan more than twice her age. She falls in love with his dashing aide who knows too much about his boss’s horrific deeds. Will the young lovers succeed in their outlandish design or meet the ends of justice? [Excerpt]: "Billie Jo had never sat in a real car, except riding in a rickety Jeep a couple of times. The closest she came to driving was while learning to change gears on a stationary vehicle. Later she managed the steering wheel while Jerry, the range’s driver, handled the controls. She didn’t progress further, because Jerry started exploring her curves instead of concentrating on the ones ahead on the road."

118 pages, Paperback

Published October 22, 2018

About the author

Ravi Bedi did Chemical Engineering from BHU (1962), and joined the Indian Air Force for the lure of its blue uniform than for any patriotic fervor. But his heart was in the creative world, composing music on digital piaon being his first love. To quench his creative thirst, he became a self-taught painter with moderate success and, when his basement started filling up with all the trash (read paintings) he decided to become a writer. With his first novel, “Lovers’ Rock” (published by Rupa Publications - 2014), he has earned a pass to join the club.
He has since added seven more titles to his credit:

Seven Stories
Mail Order Bride
Perfect Imperfect,
The Roots
The Equals
Dark Chocolate
The Grand Piano And Other stories.

Ravi Bedi loves his golf, enjoys his music, runs a hotel in town to put meat on the table, and lives with his wife of 57 years in the historic city of Jodhpur.

Reviews

[A. · Rating 3 out of 5]

A fast-paced story, full of suspense and betrayal.
Nice short read with a different theme.

[Subrat Mallick · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book has whole new concept for me and i really enjoyed it. The story could have been more twisted in its own but its okay sometimes to read in a straight way. And i felt that the book is little short.

[Angela Peixoto · Rating 5 out of 5]

The first book I read by Ravi Bedi but that I really enjoyed. As it is a mixture of romance and thrillermade get very involved in the story and unwilling to put the book down until the end.