Mail Order Bride: The Journey by Leah Wyett
You’d think these mail-order brides will try a little harder to do what other people have paid a lot of money to send them over for.
You’d think these mail-order brides will try a little harder to do what other people have paid a lot of money to send them over for.
The existence of this thing is evidence that the Outer Gods have risen and doom is coming to us all.
The reader who risks their sanity.
The cover is a big lie.
This one has too many “Aw shucks, don’t you wish you live in a small town like us?” scenes and not enough actual story.
Both the hero and the heroine are annoying gnats. Make them go away, please.
And the award for the biggest LIE of a title goes to…
By the gods, the hero is… likable! The heroine, therefore, hauls rear overtime to meet the insane POS quota.
Oh great, here’s an actual sequel to something that I’ve never read before.
The heroine is so hapless and dumb that she needs not one but two mountain men to be her babysitters.