ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Fascinated by the Amish people during the years of visiting her husband's family in Pennsylvania, WANDA E. BRUNSTETTER combined her interest with her writing and now has eleven novels about the Amish in print, along with numerous other stories and ministry booklets. She lives in Washington State, where her husband is a pastor, but takes every opportunity to visit Amish settlements throughout the states. This year Wanda also publishedA Sister's Hope
ABOUT THE BOOK
Step into Amish country for this bittersweet holiday romance. Here you'll meet Will Henderson, a young man tortured by his past, and Karen Yoder, a young woman looking for answers. Add a desperate father searching for his son, and you have all the ingredients for a first-class romance that will inspire and enthrall.Abandoned by his father, Will Henderson was raised by an Amish couple. Now he's about to marry Karen Yoder but is having second thoughts. Can Will overcome the bitterness of his past in order to secure his future? Karen cannot break through the barrier her fiance has suddenly constructed around his heart. When she seeks the advice of an old boyfriend, Will begins to see green. Has he already lost his chance for happiness?
When an accident threatens Will's life, the strength of blood ties is tested. Will a recipe for White Christmas pie contain the ingredients for a happily-ever-after?
If you would like to read the first chapter of White Christmas Pie, go HERE
MY REVIEW:
I made a promise to myself when I started reviewing books that I would always be honest. And I have to say that I just had a really hard time reading through this book. I don't know if it just isn't a style of book I prefer or what it was, but I found myself skimming just so that I could say that I finished it. I was disappointed that I couldn't get into the story as I am fascinated by the Amish people and the premise of the book was good. Hopefully I'll have the opportunity to try another of Ms. Brunstetter's book sometime and perhaps I might enjoy it more.
2 comments:
I'm glad you're honest about what you like/don't like to read. My daughter and I like to try out new authors (prolific readers) so it's wonderful to find someone that reviews Christian books. What authors do you like that have never disappointed you?
I haven't read this book, of course, but I know what you mean; I've read books that weren't necessarily bad or anything, but I just could not get interested in the story or the characters.
Thanks for truthful reviewing! :)
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