Pamela M. (Pyan) reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 106 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
Is marriage their answer?
On the historic plains, four women find someone to marry. Will these brides blossom like sunflowers in the prairie heat -- or wither under the pressures of marriage? Is it really love when ...
Sara's trying to escape an abusive stepfather, and her groom marries to please his father?
Jane wonders if the marriage proposal received is Luke's reaction to the love he just lost -- Jane's own sister?
Mara collects suitors like some women collect teacups -- though not the one man she really wants?
Emily says "I do" with the dream of having children, but finds her husband has no such desire?
Will these marriages ripen to a full harvest of love or will they produce only chaff scattered on the wind? Can these women trust God to orchestrate their lives and loves?
On the historic plains, four women find someone to marry. Will these brides blossom like sunflowers in the prairie heat -- or wither under the pressures of marriage? Is it really love when ...
Sara's trying to escape an abusive stepfather, and her groom marries to please his father?
Jane wonders if the marriage proposal received is Luke's reaction to the love he just lost -- Jane's own sister?
Mara collects suitors like some women collect teacups -- though not the one man she really wants?
Emily says "I do" with the dream of having children, but finds her husband has no such desire?
Will these marriages ripen to a full harvest of love or will they produce only chaff scattered on the wind? Can these women trust God to orchestrate their lives and loves?
Margo W. (1tiredmom) reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 69 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
4 stories about women in early 1900's Kansas. I enjoyed the simple truths in each story. Easy reading made for a relaxing time.
Sara D. (tacomom) reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 2 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
With this compilation being some of Denise Hunter's first writing, I expected it to lack a little. Boy, was I in for a surprise. And a good one. Excellent story lines. Well written. Definitely recommend! And each story has some of characters from the previous book included.
Karen S. (MsMusic) reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 106 more book reviews
A really good read for all four novellas.
Teresa G. (tgriffis) -
Great book!
ML A. reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 156 more book reviews
Enjoyed the book
Robin B. (Rawben) reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 52 more book reviews
The book cover doesn't do this book justice. Wonderful relaxing book to read.
Elaine M. (ElaineM) reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 6 more book reviews
I loved the stories in this book. Denise Hunter did a great job of bringing all the characters to life. I couldn't put it down. Makes me want to read more about these people from Cedar Springs! :)
Jane M. reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on
Fast read. Good story lines.
Teresa H. reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 136 more book reviews
A good chibook about Cedar Springs ,Kansa in the late 1800's good christian book about 4 different women
Barbara N. (Barbie4) reviewed Kansas Brides: Stranger's Bride / Never a Bride / Bittersweet Bride / His Brother's Bride on + 273 more book reviews
On the historic plains,four women find someone to marry.Will these brides blossom like sunflowers in the prairie heat-or wither under the pressures of marriage?Will these marriages ripen to a full harvest of love or will they produce only chaff scattered on the wind? Can these women trust God to orchestrate their lives and loves?
