Monday, December 15, 2014

The Christmas Star Bride

Title: THE CHRISTMAS STAR BRIDE
Author: Amanda Cabot
Publisher: Shiloh Run Studios
December 2014
ASIN:   B00NVZW7PW
Genre: Christmas Novella / historical

The 12 Brides of Christmas! You're invited to a Christmas wedding...that is twelve of them!  Discover the joy of an old-fashioned Christmas romance with these twelve heart-warming stories. Brand-new stories from renowned inspirational fiction authors will take you into the heartland of historical America. Releasing each week starting October 6, you'll want to read them all.

#10: The Christmas Star Bride


Esther Hathaway lost her one true love at Gettysburg twenty years ago, but she is still willing to celebrate her niece’s wedding by commissioning Jeremy Snyder to paint her portrait. Will Esther's prayers for God to ease her loneliness be answered by a wounded vet?

My thoughts:  Amanda Cabot is one of my favorite historical authors and I’m glad she sent me a review copy of this story. Only 45 pages, it is a quick read.

I enjoyed getting to know Esther and Jeremy and their stories. I thought Esther was a very sweet woman and I could tell why her niece loved her so much. I also felt for both Esther and Jeremy when they lost everything they dreamed of thanks to the War Between the States. I wanted them to find happiness.


This was a great story. If you are looking for a good Christmas novella, you’ll want to read The Christmas Star Bride.

Don't be late!  Watch for all 12 stories:

Available Now - #1: The Advent Bride
Available Now - #2: The Nutcracker Bride
Available Now - #3: The Evergreen Bride
Available Now - #4: The Gift-Wrapped Bride
Available Now - #5: The Yuletide Bride
Available Now - #6: The Gingerbread Bride
Available Now - #7: The Nativity Bride
Available Now - #8: The Christmas Tree Bride
Available Now - #9: The Festive Bride
December 8 - #10: The Christmas Star Bride
December 15 - #11: The Snowbound Bride
December 22 - #12: The Fruitcake Bride

...have yourself a Cozy Little Christmas!

1 comment:

Amanda Cabot said...

Laura -- I'm so glad you enjoyed Esther and Jeremy's story. It was such fun to write!

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