Rules:
- Grab a book, any book.
- Turn to page 56 or 56% in your eReader
- (If you have to improvise, that's ok.)
- Find a snippet, short and sweet.
- Post it and add the url to your post in the Linky on Freda's post. If you don't link up, we may not know to visit.
- Also join in the fun on Instagram using the hashtags #Instagram56 #Friday56
Leaving Flaud’s Furniture to teach at the community’s new school is a joy for Lydianne Christner. Old Order Amish, but new to Morning Star, she’s grateful that the congregation trusts her with the position—but she panics when handsome Bishop Jeremiah Shetler asks about the life she left behind. If anyone discovers the secret she’s hiding, she would, quite rightly, be shunned.
A widower, Bishop Jeremiah admires young Lydianne’s youthful energy and skill with the children. He’s also curious about her past, and the burden he senses on her heart. When his request to court her is refused, he’s stung, and lonelier than ever. It isn’t until a crisis prompts a tearful Lydianne to confess to him that Jeremiah is faced with a choice that requires all of his faith—and teaches them both that love and forgiveness go hand in hand.
Gabe smiled gratefully. "It's settled then. I think we'll be a big hit!" he remarked as he collected the songbooks.
I don't read much Amish fiction, but this one sounds good. Thanks for sharing! Hope you have a great weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteThis one sounds good. Thanks for sharing, and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteSounds like she's got some drama! Thanks for sharing and enjoy your holidays :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a really good book.
ReplyDeleteAlways happy to see your post! Made me miss out on Amish fiction. Haven't read any in some time now. Happy weekend!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are enjoying this one! I like the the excerpt you shared. I hope you have a great week.
ReplyDeleteThis isn't really my style, but I hope you enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteAshley, I hope you give this one a try.
ReplyDeleteLaurel, great to see you here today.
Becki, good clean drama is what I love.
Yvonne, I have high hopes for this one. I liked the first book in the series.
Freda, I missed posting. Hope you get back to Amish fiction in 2021.
Literary Feline, thanks so much.
Lauren, we seem to like different genres, but I hope you'll stop by again soon.
Thanks for the visit and the comments, everyone.