Full of faith, hope, and romance, this series takes you into the Heart of Amish country.
Sweet, shy, and devoted Amish woman, Jane Bontrager secretly hates her childhood nickname of Plain Jane. She doesn’t know who started the ugly name back in her school days, but she can never forget how it has long made her feel.
Jane has a huge crush on Amish buggy maker Samuel Mast, but they are both so shy they are more likely to turn old and gray alone than to ever get together—especially since Samuel holds a secret or two of his own.
What can bridge the gap between two young people who both deserve love and happiness?
About The Author
Anne Blackburne lives and works in Southeast Ohio as a newspaper editor and writer. She is the mother of five grown children, has one wonderful grandchild, and a spoiled poodle named Millie. For fun, when she isn’t working on Amish romance or sweet mysteries, Anne directs and acts in community theater productions and writes and directs original plays. She also enjoys reading, kayaking, swimming, searching for beach glass, and just sitting with a cup of coffee looking at large bodies of water. Her idea of the perfect vacation is cruising and seeing amazing new places with people she loves.
My Review
This was such a great read to get lost in, full of emotions and a bit of sweet romance.
The story opens where the last book ended with Lizzie leaving on her honeymoon and leaving her beloved Little Mouse, and her business, The Plain Beignet Bakery! Jane and Eliza who help at the bakery are taking charge and the kitties are staying together, Little Mouse and Secret.
Disaster does happen, and friends Ben and Sam come to help. Actually, Sam wants more with Jane, and a few sparks come from Ben and Eliza.
There is also a new guy in town, and boy he sure seems to like Jane! Then trouble comes, and secrets are revealed!
This story sure reveals just what is important, and carrying around hurts, only hurts those that hold them.
How will Lizzie find things when she returns? Will the new cats give Eliza and Susan rest? We find out!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Barbour, and was not required to give a positive review.
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