Title: THE
AMISH BRIDE
Authors: Mindy
Starns Clark and Leslie Gould
Publisher:
Harvest House
August 2012
ISBN:
978-0-7369-3862-4
Genre: Amish
A long-lost
painting… a journal with a secret code… a father’s mysterious return…
Ella Bayer and
Ezra Gundy are in love and hope to marry someday, but she is a young Mennonite
woman while he is an Amish man. Though both Plain, one of them will have to
forsake what they believe to embrace another way of life.
Hoping some
distance will cool the relationship, Ezra's family sends him to work at an
Amish dairy farm in Indiana .
But Ella disregards what her family wants and follows Ezra. In short order she
finds a place to live, a job in a bakery, and an unexpected but budding
friendship with a handsome Amish farmhand, Luke.
When a family
tragedy forces Ella back to Pennsylvania ,
she must face all she's been running away from. And once she has made peace
with those around her, she has an important decision to make: Whose Amish bride
will she become--Ezra's or Luke's?
Bestselling
authors Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould offer readers THE AMISH BRIDE, Book 3 in the Women of Lancaster County series, which
tells the stories of young Plain women as they explore their roots, connect
with family, and discover true love.
I enjoyed reading Ella's story. I found her relationship with Luke and Ezra interesting and did wonder which one she'd end up choosing. I also enjoyed Ella trying to decipher codes in her grandmother's old book. At first, Ella drove me crazy, trying to micro-manage her and Ezra's lives. I was glad when she started growing up and relying on God to guide her and not herself. I really enjoyed this book.
The whole story was interesting, clean, and a look at Mennonites and Amish interacting and how they differ. Fans of both Amish and Mennonite fiction will enjoy THE AMISH BRIDE. Discussion questions are included at the end of the book. $13.99. 352 pages.
I enjoyed reading Ella's story. I found her relationship with Luke and Ezra interesting and did wonder which one she'd end up choosing. I also enjoyed Ella trying to decipher codes in her grandmother's old book. At first, Ella drove me crazy, trying to micro-manage her and Ezra's lives. I was glad when she started growing up and relying on God to guide her and not herself. I really enjoyed this book.
The whole story was interesting, clean, and a look at Mennonites and Amish interacting and how they differ. Fans of both Amish and Mennonite fiction will enjoy THE AMISH BRIDE. Discussion questions are included at the end of the book. $13.99. 352 pages.
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