CONGRATULATIONS TO
JUDY AND ANNE
WINNERS OF LEAVING LANCASTER AND PENNSYLVANIA PATCHWORK!
More than anything else, thirty-something Holly Fisher longs for family. Growing up on Seattle without a dad or grandparents, she wonders what it would be like to have a heritage, a place of belonging. Holly is furious when her mother, Esther, reveals a long-kept secret: Holly's grandmother and uncles are still alive and begging Esther to return. And Holly is shocked when she learns that the family she's never known lives on a Lancaster, Pennsylvania, farm - as part of an Amish community her mother once abandoned.
Guilt-ridden Esther, terrified to see her mother and siblings, begs Holly to accompany her on a visit to Esther's mother before she dies. But can their journey to a conflicting world heal their emotional wounds and finally bring them home?
When Holly Fisher finally meets the Amish family her mother had kept hidden from her, she come face-to-face with her real-life legacy - and it's very different from the life she led in suburban Seattle. She loves it.
And she loves Zach, a handsome Mennonite veterinarian who proposes marriage. He seems to be everything she's ever wanted in a husband. But her mother and Amish grandmother think she's rushing into a commitment with a man she barely knows and who harbors a dubious past. When Holly meets a charming Amish man and an old suitor shows up, so do a myriad of doubts. Will Holly figure out what - and who - truly matters before it's too late?
A native of Baltimore, Kate Lloyd spends time with family and friends in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the inspiration for Leaving Lancaster and Pennsylvania Patchwork. She is a member of the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society and has done extensive research on the Amish. Kate and her husband live in Seattle.
HAPPY READING!
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Haven't read an Amish book before. Wanted to start reading them and I thought this wold be a great way to start. Thanks for the chance to win books. :) Friedgreentomatoes04 @ gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI like Amish fiction because the people in them have a strong faith. Pennsylvania Patchwork sounds as though it would have an interesting conflict with a city girl discovering her Amish roots.
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These sound like great books - I live in Lancaster County so love reading authors perspective on the area
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I have not been reading Amish fiction long but am thoroughly hooked! I have not had the opportunity to read books by Kate Lloyd, but would be thrilled to win the above mentioned books.
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The first Amish fiction book I read was Levi's Will by Dale Cramer. It was an excellent introduction and similar to Kate Lloyd's story about a person who leaves the life behind and goes back to visit family. I would love to read this story, too, to see the contrast since the Cramer book was written from the male perspective.
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The past year I have become very fond of Amish fiction. I have not read any of Kate's books yet but hope to. Please enter me.
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I love to read Amish books. I enjoy seeing how their lives differ from our own. I am a follower.
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I would love the chance to read and review Kate's books. Rhonda
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I'm a new blog follower. Love reading about the Amish probably because my life is so very different. =)
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I am a follower and I would love to win this.Thanks for the chance.jackie_tessnair@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteOoh, I am reading another Amish fiction book right now called The Promise Box. These two sound good.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to thank everyone for their comments. I really enjoyed reading them. I too enjoy Amish Fiction - I think because it does remind me of a simpler time. I'd love to visit an Amish community. Thanks again and be sure and stop by for more giveaways!
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