An Amish Baby in her Arms by Patricia Johns

What a beautiful romance. This book is perfect for a Sunday afternoon that you just want a feel good read.

Miriam has been through so much in her short adult life that she is adamant about never remarrying and being responsible for herself. Zaac has watched Miriam from afar and even watched her marry his scoundrel brother. He has watched her grieve his brother’s death and has continued to tamp down his feelings for her. That is until a stormy night while working his aunt’s chocolate shop together they find themselves responsible for a baby dropped at the doorstep.

I received a complimentary copy of the book from the author. I was not required to leave a positive review. All words above are my own.

The Maid’s Secret by Nita Prose

I admit when I first started this book I lost interest. That could have been from being sick or the fact I couldn’t care less about the egg. But…the diary from Molly’s gran hooked me so I couldn’t put the book down.

Molly’s gran was something else. A woman who found the secret of life the hard way. True love, if true, will always prevail.

If you never read the first two and the novella in the series I suggest you at least read this. You might a tissue at times.

The Friend Zone by Abby Jimenez

Oh. My. Goodness. This book was one of the best I’ve ever read. I felt like I was reading some of my own story. My doctor and I fought insurance for years to get my hysterectomy approved at 33. I’ve known since my teens I wouldn’t ever have my own children. I suffered through a lot of the same issues Kristen did. After my hysterectomy all I felt was relief and freedom. Even after getting married at 36 I never regretted the decision.

This book will tear you apart and put you back together again in the best way. Read with tissues and plan to stay up late to read.

I’m already deciding to chuck the other books in my TBR to read the second book.

Rage by Linda Castillo

A visit with Kate Burkholder is always a guaranteed heart stopping, adrenaline pumping time.

I am impressed that this series is still so strong at book seventeen. Castillo finds a way to write fresh content and keep the reader engaged.

In book seventeen Kate and Tomasetti are looking for a connection between two young adult Amish mens deaths. The world they start uncovering goes deeper than anyone expected.

Pickup your copy today to see if Kate survives this case.

Have I Told You Lately by Beth Moran

What a cute clean (zero spice) romance. I enjoyed watching Emmie grow as she started doing something she wanted to do. By doing so she found more than she ever dreamed possible.

Have I Told You Lately is set in the England countryside and a little island about an hour away. You will fall in love with the setting and feel yourself relax as you read.

This was my first Beth Moran book and definitely not my last.

I Can’t Even by Jenn McKinlay

This book was more emotional than I expected. Its main focus is grief and how people work through it differently but everyone needs a tribe to help them through it. My grief journey tribe is completely different than I thought it would be but they are perfect for me. I resonated deeply with all three girls. Sometimes grief hits you hard in the weirdest places. It will take your breath away. Other times it quietly creeps up on you. 

There are plenty of funny scenes as well. Just be prepared to laugh through your snotty crying. 

Spicy yes there are a couple of spicy scenes. 

I would love a book each in the two other sisters as they navigate through their new life. Especially Soph, her husband is a jerk. 

I highly recommend this book to anyone. 

Hunting for a Husband by Mindy Steele

What a beautiful read. I found the story of Leah and Joe enchanting. Sometimes you just know the person who you are meant to with forever.

If you are an Amish fiction/romance and are interested in reading beyond your typical settings of Pennsylvania and Indiana then I heartily recommend Mindy Steele’s books set in my home state of Kentucky.

This is book nine in a series but is perfectly able to read as a standalone.

I received a complimentary copy from the author and was not required to write a positive review. The review above is in my own words.

The Perfect Son by Frieda McFadden

No matter how many Frieda McFadden books I read or listen to I am always surprised by the twists. One I figured out right before it happened but one I never saw coming.

This book will make you want to keep your kids where you can see them at all times and tell them to be very careful of whom you trust.

A fast paced audiobook that was perfect to listen to while working.