What a fun read!

Lida Mae is the youngest of the three Beiler girls. She has grown up as her dad’s right hand man helping with the breeding and training on their horse farm. All is well until her mother puts her foot down and demands Lida Mae to act like a proper Amish woman. She may continue her stained glass art but not the horse breeding and training. Her father brings up a young man from Texas, Tom, whose family has given their farm to their oldest boy. Tom and Lida Mae see the best in each other and understand what the other feels when their life is being ran by others. Can they find a way to help each get what the other wants?

I enjoyed everything about this book. It was fun to read the stained glass portion as I knew exactly what Lida Mae was explaining to Tom. Last year I took a few stained glass classes through our local extension office.

Lida Mae is a strong-willed character who knows what she wants but also understands as an Amish woman she must defer to her parents especially her dad. She needed someone like Tom who could see her for who she is and not be intimidated.

I can’t wait to see how their story unfolds. Hoping we get a glimpse when we get Rhoda’s story.

I received a complimentary copy from the author with no requirement to leave a positive review. The review above is in my own words.

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