Amish Widow's Second Chance by Ruth Price

Amish Widow's Second Chance Reviews

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  Lynda

  A story you can believe in
  
  There are ways to hurt a person via actions and that is what Mary's husband had done to her. She was in self-protection mode when Isaac came into the picture. Hits to one's self esteem go deep into a person and the last thing you want is for that to happen again.
  
  Isaac needs a wife. He can't cook. His two brothers are developing attitudes and actions to match. He has done his best since the loss of their parents but he needs a wife.
  
  Mary is open to marriage again. She has two daughters that need a father. But certain things must be known before she says yes. All that love and caring can disappear after a few years. Not again. She wouldn't be taken in any smooth talking.
  
  So Isaac advertised for a wife via the bishop and ...
  
  This book is a delight to read. The characters are very believable. I'm chuckling because I've just realized this is sorta an Amish mail-order bride book. Enjoy!
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  Ellen

  Amish Widow's Second Chance from Ruth Price
  Is a well-written Christian novel. A widow who has had a bad marriage courageously goes through life with her 2 daughters. She works very hard in a restaurant to support her children. Her family and the bishop are pushing for a new marriage. Three brothers who have lost their parents try to keep the household going in addition to their school and work. This is very difficult for the eldest brother and raising his younger brothers is not easy either. The community urges marriage It is a beautiful story full of emotions and obstacles that must be overcome. The book is fascinating to the end.
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  rob

  Good
  
  It was a good story overall and ended on a happy note . I would have loved to see an epilogue.
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  Annette Navarro

  Enjoyable
  
  Loved the story how it develops and how Mary and Isaac find each other. Diferente love story makes you warm inside.
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  Daisey

  This was a nice light read. I liked the dry humor the characters had.
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  Mary Goodman

  The Amish Romance
  
  Always enjoy an Amish story. Always clean reading. They live a different life. Not for the modern spoil people. We like our convenience way of life.