Season of Change

A Season of Change: Seasons in Pinecraft | Book 1 Paperback

by Lynette Sowell (Author)

 Can a past filled with loss lead to a new season of life? Stranded at a Sarasota hospital at the bedside of his ailing daughter, Amish widower Jacob Miller is wary of his unfamiliar surroundings—including the strange curiosity of Englischer Natalie Bennett. Natalie, an aerial silks artist whose career in the circus ended before it began, has just uncovered a secret her mother kept hidden for years. Her mom—or rather, mamm—was once Amish. A hundred questions suddenly surface. Why did Natalie’s mother keep this secret for so long? Does Natalie still have Amish relatives? How can she learn more about her heritage? Can Jacob trust Natalie’s piqued interest in his family and their simple ways, or will their clashing cultures thwart their hopes for finding the love of a family? “A Season of Change is an Amish tale with a fresh voice and unique twist. Filled with warmth and love and fried pies, it’s poignant and compelling in a whole new way. You’ll read it and wish you could stay there . . . just a little longer.” —Elizabeth Goddard, Carol Award–winning author of Oregon Outback and Wilderness Peril “Lynette Sowell’s new twist on the genre will capture fans of Amish fiction as well as lovers of unlikely romance. Readers will pull for Natalie and Jacob to stitch their two very different worlds together into a comfortable quilt of family, faith, and future plans.” —Lisa Wingate, best-selling author of The Prayer Box and Wildwood Creek

My Review: 
This book was a pleasant surprised. Set in the Sarasota community of Amish and Mennonites known as Pinecraft Village that I have heard of but not witness myself. This is the story of an Amish widower Jacob with two children that is being pressured to marry again. Instead of fallen for the Amish girl back home he falls for a Circus performer, Natalie that he meets at the hospital of his sick daughter. Find out if these two can find love. There is a secret that Natalie's mom kept that may help these two to become a family.
This book is a good read that I would recommend to others.

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