Amish Vines and Orchards: A Season for Tending (Series #01) (Paperback)

from Davidvoz

I really enjoyed how Cindy Woodsmall slowly but intricately developed her characters that just melded the story together. I was and am still interested in the twists and turns of the relationship between Rhoda and the King brothers. This book is different from other Amish books as it seems to be ...

from Lindz2012

Ronda is having trouble letting go of her guilt. Though it all she meets Leah King. Ronda starts to see that her family struggle But her dreams with her garden she will not let go. Sumuel starts having trouble with the apple orchard. Though Samuel is having some trouble he starts something with R...

from curls_99

Cindy Woodsmall's first book in the Amish Vines and Orchards Series presents a unique story of Amish life and love, unusual in the vast universe of Amish fiction. She weaves the tale of a headstrong, independent misfit in the Amish community who just might have found her place in the world. Woods...

from kaykwilts

I have enjoyed all of Cindy Woodsmall's series and I was not disappointed with the first book in the series. My only complaint is that I am going to have to wait several months for the next book in the series to find out what happens with Rhoda Byer and her new found friends. God has given Rhoda ...

from alekee

I am a fan of Cindy Woodsmall's books, once you read them, they linger with you for a long time. This one is a compelling page turner and a big insight into the strength of Amish family life. As with all communities, people are not always what they present themselves to be. People who claim to lo...