An Amish Blessing

by Jennifer Spredemann

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A handsome Amish man. His pretty Englisch next-door neighbor. And a forbidden romance.

Ruth Johnson is a typical young Englisch woman. She's content living on her parents' Indiana farm and is considering college. That is, until an Amish family moves in next door.

She is fascinated with their plain ways and desires to know more about their culture and family...especially handsome Mahlon Stutzman. But not everyone is keen on their budding relationship.

Can their romance stand the trials to come, or will they be torn apart against their will? Or does GOD have an entirely different plan for their future?

Read USA TODAY Bestselling Author Jennifer Spredemann's Amish Romance series today and lose yourself in beautiful Indiana Amish Country!

Books in this heart-touching Amish fiction series include:

An Amish Reward

An Amish Deception

An Amish Honor

An Amish Blessing

An Amish Betrayal

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Book Details

Genre

Inspirational / Faith-Based Romance

Subgenre

Amish, Christian, Faith Journey

Series

King Family Saga • Book 4

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

1 None

Violence

2 Mild

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

June 1, 2018

Language Versions

English

Fiction Form

Novel

Sensitive Themes

Grief or loss of a loved one

Representation

Depictions of prayer, worship, or scripture, Explicitly faith-based content, Interfaith relationships

Super

A retelling of the story of Ruth. Very well done. Well written and I was caught up in this story from the beginning. These retellings from the Bible are so well done by these authors. Highly recommend.

Wonderful book

There was nothing that I disliked about this book. It was so close to the story of Ruth in the Bible. It was very inspiring and told
how God always has special wonderful plans for our lives no matter what trials we are going through. I would like to see more Amish stories based on books from the Bible.

Juvenile 11-15 age reading

Glad I didn’t pay for it; but would have been interesting at 11-15 years of age.

Read this story with a lot of hope

I found this story to be one of hope and peace. When one door closes another opens. Enjoyed it and found it very interesting.

I couldn’t stop reading

This book captured my attention from the beginning to the end. How appropriate for 2 characters to be named Ruth and Naomi. Even the gleaning of the corn was biblical. Only another good book should follow this one.