Book description: "Twenty-year-old Ariana Brenneman loves her family and the Old Ways. She has two aspirations: open a café in historic Summer Grove to help support her family’s ever-expanding brood and to keep any other Amish from being lured into the Englisch life by Quill Schlabach.
Five years ago Quill, along with her dear friend Frieda, ran off together, and Ariana still carries the wounds of that betrayal. When she unexpectedly encounters him, she soon realizes he has plans to help someone else she loves leave the Amish.
Despite how things look, Quill’s goal has always been to protect Ariana from anything that may hurt her, including the reasons he left. After returning to Summer Grove on another matter, he unearths secrets about Ariana and her family that she is unaware of. His love and loyalty to her beckons him to try to win her trust and help her find a way to buy the café—because when she learns the truth that connects her and a stranger named Skylar Nash, Quill knows it may upend her life forever."
My review: This book was amazing! After reading the first chapter, I knew this was going to be a book that I couldn't put down. It left me on the edge of my seat until the last chapter, and I will continue to be on the edge of my seat until the next book in this series comes out. Reading this book will leave you emotionally wrung out as you experience the emotions of each of the characters. While this book is mainly about Ariana, there are several characters with stories all their own and as you read you want to know as much about each of them as you can. Ms. Woodsmall has started an amazing new series with plenty of stories to tell. While I can't wait to see what happens with Ariana and Quill, I would love to follow the stories of other members of Ariana's family as well. Although not your typical Amish fiction, if you enjoy reading books about the Amish, this is a must read! I received a complimentary e-copy of this book from the publisher through the Blogging for Books blogger program in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
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