The Amish Quiltmaker's Unlikely Match
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The Amish Quiltmaker's Unlikely Match by Jennifer Beckstrand is a sweet, emotional, and humorous story that had me laughing out loud. Mary Yoder isn’t interested in romance. At 28 years of age she’s considered to be an old maid by her Amish friends and family. Clay Markham crashes his car into her barn. Mary’s father insists that Clay fix the damage himself and not just write a check and soon Clay becomes a fixture in the Yoder household. A beautiful journey of love and healing develop between the shy Mary and the lost, depressed, and newly sober Clay. Though these two had absolutely nothing in common: she’s Amish and he’s an Englischer, she’s plain and he’s famous, she makes quilts and he’s a Major League Baseball pitcher, they found a way to connect as they both feel like they do not fit in or are worthy of love.
Ms Beckstrand adds
another outstanding installment to a wonderful series; drawing me into the story
making me feel as if I’m part of the story rather than a spectator. This was a beautiful story of second chances, grace, forgiveness, and
love all within the beautiful backdrop of the Amish community’s faith and
lifestyle, as shown through sweet moments, supportive family, friendships, and
life choices. I
highly recommend The Amish Quiltmaker's Unlikely Match to other readers.
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