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Huckleberry Summer – Kick Back and Relax- Review Susan Ferrell

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After reading the first book in Jennifer Beckstrand’s The Matchmakers of Huckleberry Hill series (Huckleberry Hill), I was prepared to read another good story.  Her second in the series, Huckleberry Summer does not disappoint. Beckstrand introduces readers to some intriguing Amish characters you won’t find in most Amish novels.  There is Lily Eicher, an apprehensive […]

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Plain Faith – Plain Inspiring- Review by Susan Ferrell

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As a self-proclaimed “Amishaholic,” I was intrigued to get a copy of Plain Faith.  I have read an obscene amount of Amish fiction titles, as well as quite a few non-fiction works about the Amish (by Kraybill, Nolt, Eicher, Wagler.) But this one looked different.  Written by an ex-Amish couple, Irene and Ora Jay Eash, […]

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The Outcast-Review and Giveaway

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The Outcast by Jolina Petersheim is a riveting story of heartbreak,secrets,and redemption. The pages flew by and before I knew it I was closing the book fully satisfied with how things turned out. Rachel Stoltzfus an Old Order Mennonite, is pregnant and not married. She refuses to name the baby’s father, which leads to her […]

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Hooked on A Hopeful Heart: A Review by Susan Ferrell

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Since Amy Clipston’s series The Kauffman Amish Bakery ended, I have been counting the days until Clipston released a new Amish fiction series. A Hopeful Heart, Book 1 of Hearts of the Lancaster Grand Hotel, does NOT disappoint! The readers are led on a journey through the lives of Hannah, an Amish widow with three […]

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Amish Faith by Sarah Price

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If you are looking for a one of a kind story then look no further. Amish Faith is a heartbreaking tale of one mother’s love for her unborn child and just how far she is willing to go to save her baby. It is beautifully written with a clear message of love and loyalty. Sounds […]

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Ray of Light by Shelley Shepard Gray

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I have come to the conclusion that Shelley Shepard Gray’s book’s are like a bag of Lay’s Potato Chips. You can never eat just one chip and you can never read just one of her books. Really, go ahead and try to stop after reading one! As soon as I finished Daybreak I immediately started […]