Part 2 of an interview with Lorilee Craker, Author of Homespun Behind Amish romance novels, tourist spots and “reality” TV shows stand real people, with longings and loves just like the rest of us. Every Amish and Mennonite woman has a story. What would it be like to be welcomed into their homes and share […]
The Promise of a Letter by Kathleen Fuller Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publication Date: August 15, 2017 Roman Gingrich has left his Amish roots behind, but he finds it’s not as easy to live on the other side of the fence as he expected. When he receives word that […]
Words from the Heart by Kathleen Fuller Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publication Date: February 13, 2018 At 28, Ivy Yoder feels forgotten in the romance department. All of her friends are married and most have children. When the book-binding business she works for closes its doors, she’s pretty sure […]
The Devoted by Suzanne Woods Fisher Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Revell Publication Date: October 4, 2016 Ruthie Stoltzfus, Bishop David Stoltzfus’ daughter, is conflicted. If she hates so many things about being Amish, can she possibly be true to herself if she joins the church her father leads? She loves learning […]
A Love Made New by Kathleen Fuller Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance, Fiction Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publication Date: September 13, 2016 Losing her parents in a hit-and-run buggy accident was Abigail Schrock’s first blow. Her sister JoAnna’s serious injuries were the second blow. Having to leave her beau, Joel, for six weeks while […]
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The Imposter by Suzanne Woods Fisher Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Revell Publication Date: October 6, 2015 The Imposter (The Bishop’s Family – 1) by Suzanne Woods Fisher begins a new series that neatly segues from where her Inn at Eagle Hill series left off. Many of the characters from that series […]
The Lopsided Christmas Cake by Wanda E. Brunstetter Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Shiloh Run Press Publication Date: September 1, 2015 Twin sisters Elma and Thelma Hochstetler inherit their grandparents’ home and store in Topeka, IN. They’ve always done everything together so taking over the business together seems a natural fit. At […]
Joyful by Shelley Shepard Gray Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Avon Inspire Publication Date: September 2, 2014 Randall Beiler’s life up to now has been carefree. He worked at the job he wanted, courted Elizabeth Nolt when he wanted, and basically let his three older siblings worry about running their home. He […]
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