Rebekah's
Quilt
Quilt
by
Sara Harris
Sara Harris
Genre:
Historical Amish Romance
Historical Amish Romance
Who can Rebekah trust
when the line between English and Amish becomes blurred?
when the line between English and Amish becomes blurred?
An Amish Settlement. An
English stranger. The Blizzard of 1888.
English stranger. The Blizzard of 1888.
Rebekah's
mother, Elnora Stoll, is the finest quilter in all of Gasthof Village
but it seems Rebekah has inherited none of her skill. A
sweet and gentle love blossoms between Rebekah Stoll and her
childhood friend Joseph Graber, despite attempts by her saucy
nemesis, Katie Knepp, to sway the young man's affections her way.
When Joseph hints at the promise of forever, Rebekah is positive she
should say yes to his proposal - until a mysterious English stranger
shows up at her homestead and sets everything she thought she knew
about her world on end.
mother, Elnora Stoll, is the finest quilter in all of Gasthof Village
but it seems Rebekah has inherited none of her skill. A
sweet and gentle love blossoms between Rebekah Stoll and her
childhood friend Joseph Graber, despite attempts by her saucy
nemesis, Katie Knepp, to sway the young man's affections her way.
When Joseph hints at the promise of forever, Rebekah is positive she
should say yes to his proposal - until a mysterious English stranger
shows up at her homestead and sets everything she thought she knew
about her world on end.
5*
This is a short but very good book. I really enjoyed it. I am not a huge romance fan but toss in some Amish and I am there. Being so short this is a fast paced book. The is no sex or strong language in the book. Sara Harris does a great job. Can't wait to see if there is a sequel or if this will be a series. The ending was left with an opening for more books. What would you do if one day you found out you were not who you thought you were at all? Rebekah Stoll is trying to figure it out.
Samuel and Elnora Stoll are moving to Indiana Territory when they come across a overturned wagon. They find a English couple who have both passed away during the wreck. As they and the rest of their Amish wagon train sets about to bury the couple they hear a babies cry.
Elnora who has no children of her own finds the baby girl laying beneath some bushes close by. Knowing they cannot leave her there Elnora decides to raise the baby as her own. She names her Rebekah.
Fast forward 20 years. Rebekah is now 20, she has 6 younger brothers and another sibling on the way. Her life is full and she is very happy. She is also secretly in love with her best friend Joseph Graber. One afternoon a stranger comes along looking to her father for a wagon wheel. He stares strangely at Rebekah. He is about to turn her happy, quiet, plain life upside down. He tells her about the wagon accident and that he is her brother.
Rebekah now has to figure out who she really is and how she wants to spend the rest of her life.
Sara
is a mother of four, animal lover and advocate, and conservationist.
Little House on the Prairie, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, and Lonesome
Dove are among her favorite shows/movies and books. Sara holds her
B.A. in History and is the author of the historical romance series,
An Everlasting Heart, from 5 Prince Publishing and recently debuted
into the children's book realm with Chunky Sugars (5 Prince Kids),
written for her own chunky baby.
is a mother of four, animal lover and advocate, and conservationist.
Little House on the Prairie, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, and Lonesome
Dove are among her favorite shows/movies and books. Sara holds her
B.A. in History and is the author of the historical romance series,
An Everlasting Heart, from 5 Prince Publishing and recently debuted
into the children's book realm with Chunky Sugars (5 Prince Kids),
written for her own chunky baby.
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I like the cover
ReplyDeleteI love the cover. Congratulations on the 5 Star review.
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