Three young women, friends living in
the same community, face challenges preparing for their weddings.
Rose Bender, recently engaged to her best friend Luke Raber, begins
to wonder if she's made the right choice. Luke seems distant, not the
ardent suitor she dreams of. Naomi Fisher is a successful matchmaker
for everyone except herself. Naomi thinks she has resigned herself to
life alone, but her sister's approaching wedding makes her question
her decision. Priscilla King is preparing for the perfect wedding
she's dreamed of since she was sixteen. She and Chester Lapp are very
much in love, but as things go wrong with the wedding preparations,
they begin to question God's plan.
I loved this book. The authors did a
skillful job using the same setting to tell the interwoven stories.
The plots are interesting, but it's the characters that keep you
reading. The young women are genuinely likeable. Their problems feel
real and the resolutions are satisfying.
I recommend this book if you're a fan
of Amish stories, or just love a good romance.
I reviewed this book as part of the
Thomas Nelson Booksneeze program.
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