About the Book:
Born in the midst of the hardships of The Great Depression, Rose grew up in Berlin, Ohio, in the arms of a loving Amish family. But as she prepares to marry, she's thrown into confusion when she learns the truth of her birth. She was born Englisch and abandoned when the family moved on in search of work.
Was she meant to be Amish or would she have been better off growing up with her own kind---Englischers? And was her intended's gift of discovering her birth family given out of love or fear?
About the Author:
Tricia Goyer is the bestselling author of thirty-seven books, including the Big Sky and Seven Brides for Seven Bachelors Amish series. She is currently writing three more Amish stories and One Year of Amish Peace. Tricia's Amish novels have made the ECPA and USA Today bestsellers list. Tricia and her husband, John, live in Little Rock, Arkansas. They have four children and are currently in the process of adopting two more.
My Review:
Rose thought she had everything in life-- a happy home living with her family, a happy church life and a promising future with Jonathan. A future with that would most definitely include them living in the town of Berlin raising their babies there and following the Lord until their dying days. But thinking you have everything in life and that nothing could ever change that is the key that could lead to devastating effects sometimes.
Jonathan decides to do something that will force Rose to question her future with him. And while she is getting use to the fact that her future my have a vacant spot where he use to be. She discovers that her parents are keeping a huge secret that quite possible will sends her world into a tailspin.
The author has put together a somewhat short read just in time for the holidays. It has a little bit of mystery with a touch of romance thrown in for good measure.
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**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from Litfuse Publicity.
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