★★★★★ |
Jeremiah thought
leaving Middlefield was the hardest thing he'd ever do. That was nothing
compared to returning home.
When Jeremiah left his Amish community to pursue his dream
of becoming a veterinarian, he left more than just his faith behind – he walked
away from his family and his childhood friend, Anna Mae. Now that he's returned
to help out his mentor and work in a Yankee veterinarian practice, Jeremiah
must face his past – and the people he betrayed.
Anna Mae had finally put the loss of Jeremiah and the
broken vow between them behind her. Even though she supported her best friend's
pursuit of his dream, she never let on how his departure left her questioning
her own place in the Amish world. With his return, new questions arise, along
with feelings she'd never fully acknowledged before.
As their rekindled friendship begins to turn into something
more, Jeremiah and Anna Mae must examine their own faith and their relationship
with each other and their families. With both of them torn between loyalty to
their loved ones and being pulled in different directions, they must decide
whether to heed God's call, even if it means being apart forever.
Kathleen
Fuller’s A Faith of Her Own tells a wonderful story of faith,
forgiveness and community. Anna Mae and Jeremiah, along with a great cast of
interesting, supporting characters, face daunting decisions of the future,
while reconciling the painful hurts of the past. Each characters must rely on
faith to move forward, however difficult that may be, and I found their
journeys to be engaging and encouraging. An overall sweet story, A Faith of
Her Own is a quick, enjoyable read and for fans of Amish fiction, I would
recommend it. I definitely enjoyed it and now look forward to reading more from
Kathleen Fuller.
Thanks to BookLook Bloggers, I received a copy of A
Faith of Her Own and the opportunity to honestly review it. I was not
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About the Author
Kathleen Fuller is the author of several bestselling novels, including A Man of His Word and Treasuring Emma, as well as a middle-grade Amish series, The Mysteries of Middlefield. Visit her online at her website and Twitter.
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