Hello friends! I told you I would be back for a giveaway and here I am! Today is release day for An Amish Harvest and I am giving two, yes you heard me, TWO lucky people a copy of this book. How do you win? Just comment on this post why you love reading Amish fiction. Please include your email address in the comment so I may contact you if you are a winner Entries accepted until 8:00am on Friday August 19th!
If you don’t win, you can still get the book! Check it out here!
Here’s my Reviews:
Under the Harvest Moon:
I loved the way that Beth wrote Naomi’s character. Here is a woman who suffered great abuse, however even after her husbands death kept it secret thinking it was her fault. I can only imagine the sigh of relief she breathed after her husbands funeral as she was about to start on the adventure of single parenting. At least she could do things without worrying about the consequences. Knowing there are women out there who probably feel the same as Naomi, I am so glad Beth wrote this in a realistic way. I feel it is easier to connect to her character by doing so. Beth did a fantastic job of bringing in Englischer Brook Mulligan. He was exactly the type of man Naomi needed in order to grow and move on. Although in novella form, I did not feel at all like this storyline was rushed. I hope I get to see more of this couple in the future!!
Love and Buggy Rides
Amy has capture my heart yet again with this wonderful story about Janie and Jonathan. It seems like these two just shouldn’t be together based on a few factors explained in the book and yet you find yourself rooting for them. But a love like theirs certainly doesn’t come without obstacles, and Amy has written them well. I love Amy’s descriptive words throughout the story. She writes in a way that allows me to see the story play out in my head like a projector. I gasped, cried, laughed and smiled right along with the characters. I just wish I could see what happens next for Janie and Jonathan!
A Quiet Love
What a sweet story about Dinah and Amos. I’m so glad Kathleen decided to write about characters that are different than the norm, especially in Amish fiction. Kathleen did a beautiful job of bringing these characters together in an innocent and natural way. I could tell that either Kathleen has experience with autistic young people or did a lot of research on the topic. I felt she was spot on in her characteristics of Amos, his mannerisms, and the way he handled situations. I would love to see an entire novel either on this couple, or a similar couple!
Mischief in the Autumn Air
I loved reading this story about Martha and Eli! No two people could be less ready for romance in their life…..but sometimes God has a better plan! The part that captured my attention was about the maps on the furniture. I found myself wondering what they were all about, where would they lead and what was the treasure at the end? I think a lot of times we are so busy about everyday life that we forget to look around, learn about our history and community and take it for granted. This was a pleasant reminder to look into those things. After all, we just might find a treasure at the end!
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review which I have given.
Don’t forget to comment below for your chance to win!
i love reading amish books, they relax me and i feel like i am in their peacful world, i highly respect the amish
I love reading Amish stories because they make me feel at home…it’s like I know the characters personally…and I don’t have to put up with vulgar language and innuendos…every book is like going home to visit…before this world started going so crazy…congratulations ladies…can’t wait to read this one!
Congratulations!! You have won a copy of An Amish Harvest! I will be sending you an email requesting your mailing address ?
Jessica
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I love to read Amish books because they all live such a simple but good life. These books let us see how the Amish live, worship, and care for each other! I enjoy the settings, the characters and the fact there is no profanity in the books. I can imagine living in these wonderful communities! Thanks so much for giving us such great books to read!
I think the reason I love Amish books is the the lifestyle they lead, the closeness of the family, their love of God. Love t o visit Amish communities and hear the clip clop of the horses going down the road. I also like that there is no profanity.
I love reading Amish Books because I love how humble they are. I love everything about the Amish. Everything from Pumpkin Whoopie Pies to Living Simple.
I love reading Amish fiction because it’s my “Calgon, take me away!” Reading Amish books is my escape, relax, and do nothing but enjoy a good clean Christian book with no profanity and violence. I love the Amish lifestyle, the people, their love of God and the horse and buggies.
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Congratulations! You have won one of the copies of An Amish Harvest. I’ll be sending you and email requesting your mailing address ?
Jessica
I would love to find that book one day in my mail box that you for this chance.
I guess I need a nap my replay about didn’t make any sense. I would love to find that book in my mailbox one day. I read all the time an then try an make a review. thank you for this chance to win.
Love reading about the Amish. Such good clean books.
seraphinangel7(at)aol(dot)com
I love reading about the Amish ! Thank you for the giveaway hope to win sounds like a really good book!
I love reading Amish fiction because of the message of His love and their strong emphasis on love and family. 🙂
I read Amish books because my sis-in-law has them all the time. They are enjoyable books and clean. They make me want to be there in Amish country when I read them.
msbookwormlady(at)aol(dot)com
Would love to win this book. Love reading Amish books. Itr gives me a way from the worldly ways to to relax and enjoy a good book..
Cant wait to read it.
I read all the Amish books I can get, usually from Book Sales, Yard Sales and from friends and at the library. I like how much you can learn how the Amish and it always good reading.