- Paperback : 336 pages
- ISBN-13 : 978-0310357223
- Publisher : Zondervan
Both of them have vowed from the bottom of their broken hearts never to love again.
Sweet Naomi Byler cooks meals for the guests at The Peony Inn, where Amish sisters and owners of the inn Esther and Lizzie love her like a granddaughter. She’s as happy there as a young woman can be, considering that her fiancé, Thomas, has left her to court someone else. She knows she’ll get over the love of her life in due time, but she assumes marriage will never be a part of her future.
Amos Lantz and his mother are guests at the inn, visiting town for a cousin’s wedding. Attending a wedding is the last thing Amos wants to do since his own fiancée, Sarah, died tragically just a year ago.
Naomi and Amos understand each other’s grief and become quick friends when they discover their mutual love of painting. As the two begin to paint through their sadness together, Esther and Lizzie play matchmaker—a risky move with the potential to backfire. And when Thomas makes an unexpected return intending to win back Naomi, she realizes she no longer knows her own heart.
In this new Amish series from bestselling and award-winning novelist Beth Wiseman, true love takes root in the deepest of wounds.
Marilyn’s thoughts:
This is a fun story to read with sweet loving characters and a
grumpy older man, Gus, who resided in a cabin near the Peony Inn. Lizzie,
Esther and Naomi are always busy with their activities and keeping things going
at the inn. Lizzie and Esther had long loving marriages and want their sweet
employee Naomi to find her love after being jilted.
When Amos and his mother stay at the inn they believe Amos
is just the one for Naomi. Naomi and Amos both are recovering from their broken
hearts but find a connection with their love to paint landscapes. The
matchmaking schemes by Esther and Lizzie along with unexpected friendship
building between Esther and Gus made this a pleasure to read.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the
publisher, Zondervan, through NetGalley and was under no obligation to write a
positive review. I have shared my own
opinion.
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