Imagine being the oldest of nine children and losing your parents in a tragic accident. You are grown, but single, with no outside means of support. Imagine that the best, the ONLY, solution for the family is to spread out the younger children among local families and you go states away to stay ...
Amish & Mennonite
BOOK REVIEW: The Hope Jar by Wanda E. Brunstetter
Wanda Brunstetter is known for her simpler writing style that can tell a story with depth and faith like no other. She is proof that fancy does not equal better. Wanda's books are the perfect place to start with Amish fiction, while she uses Pennsylvania Duetch throughout she also does so in a way ...
BOOK REVIEW: A Widow’s Hope by Vannetta Chapman
I'll be honest, with all the Vannetta books I've read I'm having the hardest time letting go of Henry (The Amish Bishop Mysteries). He wove his way into my heart and I'm just attached. I don't feel like his story is done like I do with some of her other series. That makes it harder to let go. ...
BOOK REVIEW: Falling to Pieces by Vannetta Chapman
Oh Vannetta, Vannetta, Vannetta. You have yet to disappointment me. And because I can't dig up even a twitch of disappointment I've having a hard time settling into this review. Have you ever noticed that I only have a hard time writing the review if I've read the book? I feel like I frequently ...
BOOK REVIEW: An Amish Family by Kathleen Fuller
Building Trust Grace Miller and Joel King are in love. They've dated secretly for the past year and when he proposes marriage, Grace eagerly agrees. But when she tells her parents about the wedding, she's shocked when her father tells her she can't marry Joel. Can Grace get to the bottom of her ...