Cathy Zehr prides herself on her skilled donut-making—and on her
plain speaking. After all, talking about others’ failings is only
telling the honest truth—and it might prevent others from making the
same mistakes. But gossiping has made her an alt maidel—someone
never courted to be a wife. And she’s finally at a loss for more than
words when she must care for her ailing brother's young sons. To find
out what not to do, she
turns to reserved woodworker Myron King, a bachelor who raised his
orphaned niece and nephew. His advice proves invaluable—plus, Cathy
discovers they have much in common. Yet she fears their growing
closeness will never overcome her deep trauma—much less lead to love . .
.
Myron is taken aback by Cathy’s request—yet he’s also
intrigued. Perhaps confessing his parenting regrets will ease some of
his guilt. Still, he’s surprised when Cathy truly listens to him, even
softening her blunt manner. Myron is even more surprised by his growing
attraction to her—despite his fears about risking heartbreak again. But
when their deepest secrets suddenly collide, can faith, forgiveness, and
courage unite their longing hearts?Amazon
About The Author

USA Today bestselling author Rachel J. Good grew up near Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the setting for many of her Amish novels. Striving to be as authentic as possible, she spends time with her Amish friends, doing chores on their farm and attending family events.
Rachel loves to travel and visit many different Amish communities. In searching for the best Amish soft pretzels, she's visited many Amish markets, auctions, and mud sales. Because of her love of Amish food, she tries to include recipes in her books as often as possible. When she's not traveling, she spends time with family and writing.
In addition to her Amish novels, she's written more than 60 books, including children's educational books, adult nonfiction, and fiction for children and teens under several pen names. To find out more about Rachel and her books, you can sign up for her newsletter: http://bit.ly/1qwci4Q
Rachel enjoys meeting readers and speaks regularly at book events, schools, libraries, churches, book clubs, and conferences across the country. She also loves talking about Amish life, using authentic Amish clothes and goods, and/or doing coloring parties.
You can connect with Rachel on her website (http://www.racheljgood.com) or Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/racheljgoodnovels).
My Review
This is such a great series, love Mrs. Vandenberg, she is such a gift!
We
meet a middle age Amish, very busy woman, that had a tragic childhood.
She is being asked to take care of her two little nephews while their
Dad receives treatments. So Cathy asks Myron, a man whom raised a
nephew, for his help, telling of mistakes he made. As things are
revealed, oh wow, what really hard times.
The children are so sweet, but dealing with the hard part of life, and Myron becomes a God send!
As we journey along in the book, again Mrs. Vendenberg seem to know exactly what is needed, and also when things go wrong.
Can the four of them make a family? The boys maybe just what is needed to heal these rather broken adults.
We are gifted with an epilogue, and am hoping for more in this series!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Kensington, and was not required to give a positive review.
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