When the Morning Comes : Book 2 in the Sisters of the Quilt Amish Series

from SherylHendrix

A more hopeful book than the first in the series; this volume sees the heroine Hannah moving along with her life, making progress in healing from the trauma introduced in the first book in the series.

from judyg54

This was very good, and well written, and I found myself staying up way to late because I just had to finish the story; but I must say I didn't like how it ended (although there is still time for things to reconcile with book 3 in this series). If you want to be thoroughly frustrated and angry at...

from wearylibrarian

Hannah has traveled to Ohio to find the mysterious Zabeth, her father's sister thst was shunned several years earlier. Hannah winds up in the hospital and since she is still 17 years old, the doctor threatens to contact social services unless Hannah can give him a good reason not to make the call...

from inkstained

I thought this was an excellent Book 2 in a Trilogy. Knowing how the first book ended, the ending to this book was obvious, but the path to that ending was nonetheless an enjoyable read. Staying true to her style in the first book, the author did not sugarcoat many of the emotional issues explore...

from cherryblossommj

TALK ABOUT A CLIFF HANGER! Dudette, you can not just leave me hanging like this, I don't know how I'm suppose to make it to September! Ugh! This book was really great, better than the first, and I really enjoyed that one. There is real issues that are tough on life and hard, but there is goodness...