The third book in
Virginia Wise's sweeping historical Amish New World series unites the
heartwarming love story of an Amish romance with a rugged, frontier
setting--America's first permanent Amish settlement. There, two devoted
sisters must rely on their faith and forge ahead in a difficult new
world--only to find that love is a thrilling discovery of its own with
the arrival of two brothers to their community.
Outgoing and
irrepressible, young Christina has her choice of suitors. But she and
her practical-minded older sister, Hilda, have built a thriving life in
the rugged Pennsylvania backcountry. Hilda has given up her marriage
dreams as foolish--and Christina vows she'll never marry until she finds
her sister a husband. So when two handsome newcomers arrive, Christina
engages in a bit of secret matchmaking--with disastrous results...
Johan
is used to hard work and overcoming obstacles. He's instantly drawn to
Christina's lively nature--and agrees with her that his serious brother,
Wilhelm, would be perfect for Hilda. But Christina's selfless schemes
are keeping her from seeing how much Johan really cares for her. And
between mishaps, mistakes, and an unintentional masquerade, Christina
and Johan will need to search their hearts to understand themselves, set
things right--and embark on a future together.
About The Author
About The Author
This is the third book in this series that I have read and enjoyed, stories of the pioneering Amish, and their early lives and settlement in this country.
This is a story about siblings, sister's who raise sheep, and brother's whom have just arrived and looking to put down roots. I loved how each family worked and provided for all of the community, and thus ensure its survival.
This story had me chuckling out loud, read as outgoing Christina tries to teach her sensible sister Hilda how to use her womanly wiles. Then the recipient of those batting eyes is Wilhelm, a bit baffled by the complete change in Hilda! Then we have his bother, Johan with the high opinion of himself, quite the ladies man, and this is the 1700's in very rural Pennsylvania.
I am really enjoying reading about these early settlers of the Amish Community, and looking forward to more!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Zebra, and was not required to give a positive review.
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