Daughters of the Promise Novel: Plain Peace (Paperback)

from vintagebeckie

Plain Peace - The final chapter in Beth Wiseman's Daughters of The Promise series, Plain Peace can easily be read as a standalone. Love vs. legalism and compassion vs. judgment are the themes of this touching contemporary novel. And while the Amish seek to live a simple life, it is clear that tro...

from scoutmomskf

This is a sweet romance complicated by family issues. Anna has been raised by her grandparents since the death of her parents. She loves her grandparents, but she is ready for a family of her own. Unfortunately for her, the young men of the community are afraid of her grandfather, who is the dist...

from judyg54

I enjoyed the story very much, even though I am not sure it could ever happen in the Amish community. Loved Anna Byler's grandmother and her spunk! Anna is in her "Rumspringa", but because she has been raised by her grandfather - the very strict newer bishop - and her grandmother, she hasn't gott...

from Maydacat

Anna, raised by her grandparents after her parents were killed when she was very young, has grown into a lovely and very pretty woman. But she has never had a date, not even a buggy ride to a singing. Her stern grandfather, though loving, has frightened away all potential suitors, mostly owing to...

from Wanda_Barefoot

Anna Byler had never dated. For some reason none of the young Amish boys had never approached her and she felt inadequate. Jacob Hostetler was new in the community and Anna found herself drawn to him. When she overheard a few of the young men talking about her being unapproachable because of her ...