Kit Morgan
Auteur van The Christmas Mail Order Bride
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Ontwarringsbericht:
(eng) Kit Morgan, aka Geralyn Beauchamp,. When writing as Geralyn Beauchamp, her books are epic, adventurous, romantic fantasy at its best. When writing as Kit Morgan they are whimsical, fun, inspirational sweet and clean stories that depict a strong sense of family and community.
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Werken van Kit Morgan
Love is All You Need — Medewerker — 8 exemplaren
Dear Mr. White (Mail-Order Bride Ink, #5) 2 exemplaren
His Perfect Match: Wild Rose Ridge Series, Book 1 2 exemplaren
The Purchased Bride: Montana Sky Series (The Joneses of Morgan's Crossing Book 2) (2018) 1 exemplaar
Christmas With The Joneses: Montana Sky Series (The Joneses of Morgan's Crossing Book 5) (2018) 1 exemplaar
Anson's Mail-Order Bride: Montana Sky Series (The Jones's of Morgan's Crossing Book 1) (2018) 1 exemplaar
Minnie (Cowboys and Debutantes, #3) 1 exemplaar
Cowboys and Brides — Auteur — 1 exemplaar
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Algemene kennis
- Pseudoniemen en naamsvarianten
- Beauchamp, Geralyn
- Geslacht
- female
- Nationaliteit
- USA
- Geboorteplaats
- Portland, Oregon, USA
- Ontwarringsbericht
- Kit Morgan, aka Geralyn Beauchamp,. When writing as Geralyn Beauchamp, her books are epic, adventurous, romantic fantasy at its best. When writing as Kit Morgan they are whimsical, fun, inspirational sweet and clean stories that depict a strong sense of family and community.
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A sampler of the first few chapters of 4 mail order bride novels. I liked the framing device of a new servant working for the matchmaker and (given my experience with another of the author's novels) I thought the samples were representative of her style.
Fieldnotes:
Half a Day's Ride from Nowhere, Washington, March 1871
1 Largely Unnecessary Prologue with Characters Not Seen Again
1 Tragically Orphaned Heiress (Unbeknownst to Herself)
1 Greedy Lecherous Uncle
13 Years of Skivvy Work
1 Mail Order Bride Agency (Non-Sketchy Variety, to the Extent the Concept Can Be Non-Sketchy)
1 Romantically Minded Farmer Who Despite Being Popular Amongst the Local Womenfolk Decides to Send Away for a Mail Order Bride Rather Than Doing Any Courting
3 Overgrown Hoodlum Brothers Who Specialize in Dangerous Pranks
0 Comeuppance / Socialization
0 Farmwork
1 Conniving Hussy
1 One-Eyed Bandit (Non-Euphemism Variety)
1 Complicated Kidnap/Wedding Plan
The Short Version
A sweet (kisses/fade-to-black) romance about nice people believing they have fallen in love VERY quickly because the plot demands it. I would have liked a few more Little House in the Big Woods descriptions of farming life (as she didn't seem to be expected to do much other than cook and she had never experienced life outside of New Orleans). It felt more like an episode of Little House on the Prairie / Anne with an E (more soap opera than substance).
I got cranky at the sequel-bait brothers and their pranks - many of which are dangerous and none of which are adequately dealt with (I wanted Samijo to refuse to cook for them if they behaved this way). The only real conflict surrounds a conniving hussy with her wiles set on Arlan for the flimsiest of reasons - and then a complicated climactic scene with three different parties of ill intent showing up at the Weaver farm largely independent of one another... and all of this was so soon after Samijo's arrival that their affection felt incredibly rushed / unearned.
Sweet but insubstantial.… (meer)
Half a Day's Ride from Nowhere, Washington, March 1871
1 Largely Unnecessary Prologue with Characters Not Seen Again
1 Tragically Orphaned Heiress (Unbeknownst to Herself)
1 Greedy Lecherous Uncle
13 Years of Skivvy Work
1 Mail Order Bride Agency (Non-Sketchy Variety, to the Extent the Concept Can Be Non-Sketchy)
1 Romantically Minded Farmer Who Despite Being Popular Amongst the Local Womenfolk Decides to Send Away for a Mail Order Bride Rather Than Doing Any Courting
3 Overgrown Hoodlum Brothers Who Specialize in Dangerous Pranks
0 Comeuppance / Socialization
0 Farmwork
1 Conniving Hussy
1 One-Eyed Bandit (Non-Euphemism Variety)
1 Complicated Kidnap/Wedding Plan
The Short Version
A sweet (kisses/fade-to-black) romance about nice people believing they have fallen in love VERY quickly because the plot demands it. I would have liked a few more Little House in the Big Woods descriptions of farming life (as she didn't seem to be expected to do much other than cook and she had never experienced life outside of New Orleans). It felt more like an episode of Little House on the Prairie / Anne with an E (more soap opera than substance).
I got cranky at the sequel-bait brothers and their pranks - many of which are dangerous and none of which are adequately dealt with (I wanted Samijo to refuse to cook for them if they behaved this way). The only real conflict surrounds a conniving hussy with her wiles set on Arlan for the flimsiest of reasons - and then a complicated climactic scene with three different parties of ill intent showing up at the Weaver farm largely independent of one another... and all of this was so soon after Samijo's arrival that their affection felt incredibly rushed / unearned.
Sweet but insubstantial.… (meer)
I really enjoyed this Historical Western Romance. I bought this at a local store and I voluntarily chose to review it. This was a pretty clean but with some violence in it. There were a few twists and turns to this and I really liked how it ended. Talk about some dumb bad guys, and you get these bad guys to a tee. I've given it a 4.7* rating.
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- Werken
- 69
- Leden
- 397
- Populariteit
- #61,078
- Waardering
- 3.5
- Besprekingen
- 22
- ISBNs
- 28
I wasn’t excited about the narration. He wasn’t bad. He just didn’t excite me. Over all it was a fun book for me.… (meer)