Forever Amish #bookreview @Litfuse

 

The latest book in the Legacy of Lancaster trilogy, Forever Amishintroduces us to a young woman about to uncover a shocking secret and find an invitation to a new way of living. This is a story of forgiveness, legacies, and the ties that bind through generations.

It’s the Last Thing She Expects to Find

Sally Bingham needs some time away to sort through the changes in her life and to rethink her upcoming marriage. Despite her ailing father’s hesitations, she takes off for a bed and breakfast in Lancaster County for a weekend away. But her best-laid plans leave her in a near collision with a bishop’s buggy and in the home of a mysterious Amish woman named Lizzie. Lizzie introduces her to a different perspective on life, a charming farmhand named Armin— and opens a Pandora’s box that will forever change Sally’s life.

 

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Author Kate Lloyd is a passionate observer of human relationships. A native of Baltimore, Kate spends time with family and friends in Lancaster County, PA, the inspiration for her novels. She is a member of the Lancaster County Mennonite Historical Society. Kate and her husband live in the Pacific Northwest. Kate studied painting and sculpture in college. She’s worked a variety of jobs, including car salesman and restaurateur.

 

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My thoughts:  I loved this book.  Poor Sally, living her whole life without her mother and all the mystery surrounding her life as well.  She has no idea where she came from or her heritage.  I for one want a sequel to this book and really hope that author Kate Lloyd is going to do a second Forever Amish to take over where this one left off.  I mean, I know that Sally is going to join the church, we’ve found out that much.  And we know that she loves Armin and he loves her.  He even repairs his family relationships because of her.  So, now I want to know what happens next!  I hate not knowing the rest of the story.  Great read.  Glad that Sally’s cousin hasn’t run off to be English and finds out just what kind of boy she’s seeing.