SNOWBOUND WITH THE AMISH BACHELOR
Will she go home when the snow stops falling?
For social worker Grace Schweitzer, arriving at Ben Hochstetter's farm to pick up an abandoned baby looks like stepping into the past -- especially after a blizzard forces her to stay. Helping on the farm reminds Grace of her Amish upbringing...and...and the reason she left. She's losing her hear to Ben and the faith she once held dear, but has she changed too much to return to this life?
A Redemption Amish Legacies novel.
My Review:
Okay, there's something about the shorter days and cooler nights of fall that have me craving certain kinds of reads and stranded in a snowstorm is one of them! Don't ask me why, because it isn't that cold yet! -- but I see the first fall leaves skittering on the ground and my reading heart goes thumpity-thump for an epic blizzardy read. And, woohoo, Patricia Johns delivers an excellent example of what I love most about this kind of novel.
Heroine out of her element. Hero to the rescue. Lots of laughter and hijinks and a snow pile full of romantic tension.
Plus there's the Hochstetter clan -- a small but mighty contingency for laughter and plain speaking. Ben's dad cracked me up! And then he'd say something profound that would give me pause. Love how he kept me (and Ben) on our toes.
The kind of star-crossed lovers romance that makes the happily ever after sooooo satisfying.
GIVEAWAY OPPORTUNITY:
This giveaway is for a gently read paperback.
If you would like a chance to win a copy of Snowbound with the Amish Bachelor, leave a comment below or email me at kavluvstoread AT yahoo DOT ca. If you add your email to a comment, remember to use AT AND DOT instead of @ and . in order to protect yourself from spammers. If you enter the draw via email, please add the title to the subject line so it's easy to spot your entry. Draw will be held and winner announced on Saturday October 9 2021. Offer open to International Readers. Good luck!
What, no entries yet? I’m all over being snowed in with a forced proximity romance. There’s something about reading “least likely scenario” romance tropes. Haha! Similar to modern day marriage of convenience stories. I love them! 😁
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And this one is brilliantly done! Almost makes me wish for snow...Good luck, Terrill!
DeleteDon't you just want to jump into that cover!
ReplyDeleteLove this author's books and can't wait to read "SNOWBOUND WITH THE AMISH BACHELOR" to enjoy the Hochstetter clan.
Thank you for the chance to win a copy!
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Yes! And make a snowman! Good luck, Kay!
DeleteI’m ready to be snowed in in book form only. leliamae54(at)aol(dot)com
ReplyDeletelol. I agree. I'm still working on putting my garden to bed for the winter. Good luck, Lucy!
DeleteThis sounds great and I haven't read one of Patricia Johns books in a while so would feel blessed if I were fortunate enough to win this one.
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She's an amazing storyteller. Good luck, Wendy!
DeleteBeing snowed in life is not a favorite of mine but I love to read about it!! (Especially if it involves Amish)
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I know, right? Some things are just better in fiction. Good luck, rubynreba!
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ReplyDeleteGood luck, Kim!
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