Courting Her Prodigal Heart (Prodigal Daughters #3) by Mary Davis

A mother-to-Be's Amish homecoming...

Pregnant and alone, Dori Bontrager is sure her Amish kin won't welcome her – or the child she's carrying – into the community. And she's determined that her return won't be permanent. As soon as she finds work, she'll leave again. But with her childhood friend Eli Hochstetler insisting she and her baby belong here, will Dori's path lead back to the Englisher world... or into Eli's arms?

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About The Author 

Mary Davis is an award-winning author of over a dozen novels in both historical and contemporary themes, four novellas, two compilations, and one short story. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, is the past president of her local ACFW chapter, and is active in two critique groups. She won ACFW’s Carol Book of the Year award in 2008 for her historical novella, “Love Notes”. Titanic: Voyage of Intent, came out in April 2012, and a Christmas novella released in the fall of 2012 from Barbour called "A Carpenter Christmas" in A Cascade Christmas.Her latest releases include Her Honorable Enemy, "Marty's Ride" in The Farmer's Daughter Romance Collection, and "The Captain's Wife" in The Beaches and Brides Romance Collection. Her upcoming releases include Romancing the SchoolTeacher (March 2015), Winning Olivia's Heart (June 2015), and "Cinda's Surprise" in The Mail-Order Marriage Romance Collection. Please visit her website athttp://marydavisbooks.com.

My Review

I enjoyed this read, but that being said I questioned some of the things that this book told us, the electricity in the house? Getting past that and the rampant use of computers the story itself was good.
The young woman who returns to her roots when life has thrown her a hard curve ball, the people who welcome her back and those that don’t.
A young Amish man who fights his past and current attraction to this wayward girl, and his journey to make a living.
A different story, but one that held my attention even when I questioned things.

I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Love Inspired, and was not required to give a positive review.