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Love Again: Amish Romance
Elaine Jutzi has a God-given gift—she knows just what to say to someone who is hurting. So surely, she can help her sister, who recently suffered a stillbirth. But things don’t go well. Christina yearns to join her boppli in heaven, and Elaine can’t seem to reach her. And then Elaine’s longtime beau decides to call it quits, thrusting Elaine into her own world of sadness.
Still, she perseveres, trying her best to be of help to Christina and everyone else who vies for her attention. When she meets Jonah Kemp, she gets a glimpse of what true love might mean for her. But he has his own burdens, for his grandfather seems to be fading fast. Together, they support each other even while reaching out to give comfort to others.
Broken relationships, death, grief, redemption, but most of all, beauty, hope, and true love shine in this tender-hearted romance. Grab your copy today.
Still, she perseveres, trying her best to be of help to Christina and everyone else who vies for her attention. When she meets Jonah Kemp, she gets a glimpse of what true love might mean for her. But he has his own burdens, for his grandfather seems to be fading fast. Together, they support each other even while reaching out to give comfort to others.
Broken relationships, death, grief, redemption, but most of all, beauty, hope, and true love shine in this tender-hearted romance. Grab your copy today.
264 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 15, 2024
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February 4, 2024
Grief can be a huge thing
Elaine is a solver. She says when is a good listener. And she credits God with the solutions. But when she's asked to help with her own sister's grief, she wonders if she is being any help at all. Boaz, her boyfriend breaks up with her at the same time.
Everyone grieves differently depending on many factors. The thing that helped you may not help them. Everyone ones to help Christine and Peter's grief by giving them "advice". Unsolicited advice which doesn't help at all.
Elaine is a solver. She says when is a good listener. And she credits God with the solutions. But when she's asked to help with her own sister's grief, she wonders if she is being any help at all. Boaz, her boyfriend breaks up with her at the same time.
Everyone grieves differently depending on many factors. The thing that helped you may not help them. Everyone ones to help Christine and Peter's grief by giving them "advice". Unsolicited advice which doesn't help at all.
January 23, 2024
Best One Yet
I've been reading Brenda Maxfield's Amish romance novels for a long time now and have ready every one. I check eagerly every month or two for the latest and always read them the same day. The sweetness, the authenticity of the characters and their lives always fulfills me. This time I couldn't recommend one of her stories more. A difficult topic that she once again handles with empathy and care. I was totally sucked in from the first chapter. Smiling and crying!!
I've been reading Brenda Maxfield's Amish romance novels for a long time now and have ready every one. I check eagerly every month or two for the latest and always read them the same day. The sweetness, the authenticity of the characters and their lives always fulfills me. This time I couldn't recommend one of her stories more. A difficult topic that she once again handles with empathy and care. I was totally sucked in from the first chapter. Smiling and crying!!
February 14, 2024
beautiful
Truly beautiful story, I could read it again. Elaine and Jonah were both so good together. Boaz was not the man for her, he seemed to only think of himself and what he wanted
Truly beautiful story, I could read it again. Elaine and Jonah were both so good together. Boaz was not the man for her, he seemed to only think of himself and what he wanted
August 17, 2024
I Cried
I enjoyed reading this. There is one part that was so captivating, so genuine, I could not help but cry.
I enjoyed reading this. There is one part that was so captivating, so genuine, I could not help but cry.
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