"The Letters," by Suzanne Woods
Welcome to a place of unconditional love and unexpected blessings
When widow Rose Schrock turns her Amish farmhouse into a bed and breakfast, she expects there might be problems. The reaction of her cantankerous mother-in-law for one. Disapproval from the church for another. But what she doesn't expect is that the guests at the Inn at Eagle Hill will spill their problems into her life and into her heart. She also never expects the kind of help and support she gets from Galen King, the quiet and rugged horse trainer next door. Love, Rose discovers, can bloom in the most unexpected ways.
With inspiration from a true story and her signature plot twists, bestselling author Suzanne Woods Fisher invites you back to Stoney Ridge for a fresh story of simple pleasures and strong faith in a complex world.
I really enjoy Suzanne's books and this one was no exception. Also if you read the Stoney Ridge series of books by Suzanne, some of the characters will be familiar to you. This is the first book in "The Inn at Eagle Hill," series, the second book, "The Calling," will be released in January 2014.
One thing I was impressed about was Rose's character, how strong she was during all the stresses she had in her life. Also her positive attitude, just made you love her character and how important her faith was to her. If I had one complaint about this book, it's the way it ended. There is so much more to tell about Rose, however I am guessing her story will continue in the next book.
Stars out of 5 : 4.5 Really enjoyable book that hooked you right from the start. It was one that I didn't want to put down.
"Book has been provided courtesy of Baker Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications, Inc.
Available at your favourite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group".
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