by Susan Lantz Simpson (Author)
“She’s yours.” Until now, Rosanna Mast’s hopes for the future have all revolved around handsome Henry Zook. But when a young Englisch girl places her newborn daughter in Rosanna’s arms and utters those words, shock quickly turns to fierce, protective devotion. Between helping her midwife mamm and caring for her own siblings, Rosanna has plenty of experience with babies. And who wouldn’t love a sweet-natured boppli like little Mollie? Yet to her dismay, Henry has no intention of ever taking on another man’s child. Instead, it is steady, thoughtful Paul Hertzler who becomes Rosanna’s staunch supporter.
Paul knows he should have acted sooner on his feelings for Rosanna. Now, as her dream of adopting Mollie meets unexpected hurdles, he sees a way to help. Rosanna would do anything to keep baby Mollie—perhaps even agree to marriage. But will Rosanna continue to hold him at arm’s length, or see that he longs to offer her the love and family she deserves?
This story is filled with an underlying love that only God
could have orchestrated as individuals waited on him for their future. There’s
plenty of action, vivid description of the Maryland Amish, characters to charm
and others that needed to be put in their place, a strong family connection for
the hero and heroine, romance, faith and God’s love for each one. I highly
recommend this book and advise readers to have a box of tissues handy. I look
forward to reading more of Susan Lantz Simpson books in the future. I’ve never
been disappointed with any of her stories set in Maryland Amish community.
I received a complimentary ARC of this book from the author
and was under no obligation to write a positive review. I have expressed my own
sincere thoughts.
1 comment:
Laura, love your review. I'm like you, I didn't care for Henry's attitude. I have friends who use a midwife when they are pregnant. Blessings!
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