Book Description:
Jesse Plank promised to keep a secret. A secret that drove him away from his home eight years ago. But when his father is injured, Jesse must return to help provide for his family. Finding Catherine still the beauty he remembered might convince him to stay.
Becoming Amish wasn’t the same as being born Amish. Thankfully for Catherine Raber, her terrible school years are behind her and life is looking up. That was until the last person she ever wanted to see again arrived in Miller’s Creek. Worse, her father just gave him a job.
My Thoughts: Highly Recommend
Much to Catherine Raber's dismay, a family situation has brought Jesse Plank, her childhood nemesis, back home, which is sure to cause some unwanted and unsettling feelings and situations. As Catherine and Jesse find themselves constantly in each other's company, they each experience a myriad of emotions and "what ifs."
The author's descriptive writing made me feel completely connected to the characters. I experienced an emotional roller coaster of feelings toward Catherine. One minute, I was cheering her on, and the next, I wanted to knock some sense into her. On the other hand, I found Jesse endearing. Despite all he had endured and continued to face, he remained steadfast, caring, loving, protective, and deeply grounded in his faith.
Catherine and Jesse's story is one of faith, second chances, forgiveness, and love. It captivated me from the very first words and kept me engaged until the end. It is a beautiful, heartfelt story that I highly recommend.
I received a complimentary copy of the book with no requirement to leave a review. All comments and opinions are voluntary and completely my own.
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About the Author: Mindy Steele
Raised in Kentucky timber country, Steele writes Amish Romance peppered in humor, using her rural surroundings as her muse. She is a best selling author and the winner of the 2022 and 2024 FHLCW Reader's Choice award for sweet romance. Steele creates realistic characters for her readers and believes in engaging all the senses to make you laugh, cry, hold your breath, and root for the happy ever after ending. Readers can find themselves, somewhere within her pages.
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