As you know by now~ I love Amish Books. This one had a great story and I really enjoyed it. Only I really had a hard time with the guardian angel conversations between the story lines. The angels have a role to play behind the scenes. I kind-of skipped over them. It was still a great book. Rachel and her story were fun to follow because she is one that colors outside the lines that everyone has drawn for her.
When Jordan comes storming into her world she was all but excited. She after all~ could care less about boys and especially an Englisher ~even if he had Amish roots. His mother's dying wish is that Jordan would return back to her Amish people and give them and her God a chance before he headed into the world. It does not take long for Jordan to realize the strict rules of the church and all that goes with being Amish was not for him. He would have to guard his heart at all cost.
I give this book 4 stars.
Book Description
Rachel and Jordan's feelings for each other are hostile at first, but angelic intervention helps the two discover peace . . . and perhaps love.
The youngest and last unmarried of four sisters, Rachel Hartlzer spends most of her time helping with barn chores. Her role abruptly changes when her father hires Jordan Engles, the son he always wanted.
As Jordan takes on brotherly roles around the house, like escorting Rachel to the youth singing, the enmity between the two grows. Besides, Jordan has one foot in the Englisch world and is determined not to get involved with an Amish girl.
Neither realizes that God has sent an angel, Nathaniel, to help mend their hearts. The angel’s intervention helps them find peace and healing in accepting God's will for their lives.
This book was provided to me by Thomas Nelson in exchange for my honest review.



























