Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Sisters of the Quilt by Cindy Woodsmall


Hannah Lapp is only seventeen when her world goes from bad to worse. While walking home from her fiances home she is accosted and the unmentionable happens. The bishop questions her and she learns that her father has come to doubt her account of the events that happen that night. After a heart shattering death Hannah flees her Amish home to search for her long lost aunt. Now Hannah must forgive her family and return to her Amish home if she is going to save her little sister. But going home is far from easy for her when she comes face to face with her former fiance and old feelings start to stir again.

This book will open your eyes to how life would be Amish. It lets you into a strange new world with hard rules and even harder consequences. I enjoyed reading about Hannah's life and the Amish customs. The story line was captivating and I couldn't wait to see what could possibly happen next. Although it was frustrating waiting to see how events ended it does not disappoint.

I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.

17 comments:

  1. I adored these books! I couldn't put them down and when I was done, I sent them to my mom. These were the first Amish I had read. I am not usually one to step out of the circle of Authors I have grown to love but, after reading these, I am so glad I did.

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  2. I also wanted you to know that I have awarded you the Liebster Award. Go here to check it out http://cooperave.blogspot.com/2012/01/liebster-award.html

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  4. This is my favorite genre! Thanks for the review.

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  5. Hiya! Thanks for stopping by! Following you back now and looking forward to reading lots more :D

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  6. Love Cindy Woodsmall. I just received her newest novel _The Scent of Cherry Blossoms_.

    Thanks for visiting me at A Season for All Things. I'm your newest follower and fellow book reviewer!

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  7. Thanks for following me and visiting my blog! I am following you back and I also voted for you on the fence!

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  8. I love to read and love reading reviews! So happy to have found your blog!

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    Theresa

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  12. Sounds like a great book!

    New follower!!!

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  13. I love Amish books. This last year we got to visit Lancaster county and see the Amish and take a tour. It was a lot of fun. Thanks for the review of this book. I appreciate it. I will be on the look out for it.

    I am stopping by from the Monday Mingle hop. I hope you have a great week!

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  15. This sounds great! I'm excited to find your blog. I'm always looking for a good book to read!

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  16. Wow, this book looks like a great read; hope I can add it to my collection soon. Thanks for stopping by and following!

    Stephanie
    tobesuper.blogspot.com
    @trytobesuper

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