Welcome to A-Z Wednesday!!
This is hosted by Vicki @ Reading at the Beach!
To join, here’s all you have to do:
Go to your stack of books and find one whose title starts with the letter of the week.
Post:
1~A Photo of the Book
2~ title and synopsis
3~ link(amazon, barnes and noble etc.)
4~ Come back here and leave your link in the comments.
If you’ve already reviewed this book you can add it also.
Be sure to visit other participants to see what book they have posted and leave them a comment.
(We all love comments, don’t we?)
Who knows? You may find your next “favorite” book.
THIS WEEKS LETTER IS: “P”
I actually have three books that I wanted to post here, Plain Perfect-Plain Pursuit-Plain Promise, but can only post one so I’ll choose the first one :o)
Plain Perfect by Beth Wiseman
Synopsis:
A search for peace in Amish country proves anything but simple for a woman on the run from life . . . and herself.
On the rolling plains of Lancaster County, PA., Lillian Miller is searching for her grandparents’ house . . . and so much more. After years of neglect and abuse, she’s turning to a lifestyle of simplicity among the Amish to find herself.
As she discards the distractions of her former life, she befriends the young boy working on her family’s farm and his attractive widowed father, Samuel Stoltzfus. Despite Lillian’s best efforts to the contrary, her feelings for Samuel—and his for her—deepen. Will Lillian find her faith in Plain living, or will she be forced to return to her former life?
PLAIN PERFECT is the first in the Daughters of the Promise series . . . a charming story of simple truths and simpler times. Of reconciling the past and restoring hope for what lies ahead.
*This book was purchased in a used book store by me*
I’ve just ordered this book. Thanks for the review.My “P” book is here.
Great choice Molly!!
Thanks for playing!
Good premise. By the way, I can hardly read your blog. The font is too light.
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Sounds like a nice, heart-warming story.
I’ll have to put this title to get for my in-laws. My “P” book(s).
This looks like a charming series.
Excuse me if this comes up twice — it looks like Blogger ate my comment.
This sounds like a charming series. Thanks for spotlighting it.
Ohhh!! I Love reading about the Amish. Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks to you all! It was an EXCELLENT book!!!
Oh, wow, what a great choice. Lancaster County, PA is my hometown! I used to avoid books about the Amish and Mennonite communities like the plague when I lived there as it seemed to common. Now that I live in Chicago I can’t get enough of them! I will have to check this one out.