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Amish Twin Hearts #1
Trading Places
If they traded places, who would know the difference?
They are identical twins, but each knows nothing about the other's world.
Amish girl, Emma, was raised by her grandmother and is quiet and shy, whereas the bold and confident Isobel was raised by her mother away from the Amish community.
Desperately wanting to please her twin, Emma agrees to Isobel's far-fetched plan to swap places.
What Emma didn't figure on was the disaster that would follow when Isobel met a certain young Amish man.
Could a man come between the newly-reunited twins and destroy their relationship forever?
You will love this sweet Amish romance that will capture your attention and keep you reading until the very end.
They are identical twins, but each knows nothing about the other's world.
Amish girl, Emma, was raised by her grandmother and is quiet and shy, whereas the bold and confident Isobel was raised by her mother away from the Amish community.
Desperately wanting to please her twin, Emma agrees to Isobel's far-fetched plan to swap places.
What Emma didn't figure on was the disaster that would follow when Isobel met a certain young Amish man.
Could a man come between the newly-reunited twins and destroy their relationship forever?
You will love this sweet Amish romance that will capture your attention and keep you reading until the very end.
- GenresAmishAmish Fiction
144 pages, ebook
First published June 14, 2014
57 people are currently reading
112 people want to read
About the author
Samantha Price
630 books329 followersSamantha Price is a USA Today bestselling author of Amish romance and cozy mysteries. Raised in the Brethren faith, she writes with a heartfelt understanding of the Amish way of life.
When she’s not writing, Samantha enjoys quiet moments at home with her rescue cat and her fluffy white dog, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Snowy from the Ettie Smith Amish Mysteries.
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When she’s not writing, Samantha enjoys quiet moments at home with her rescue cat and her fluffy white dog, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Snowy from the Ettie Smith Amish Mysteries.
Find a full downloadable and printable Series-Reading-Order at: SamanthaPriceAuthor dot com
Samantha loves to hear from her readers. Connect at:
samantha@samanthapriceauthor.com
www.facebook.com/SamanthaPriceAuthor
Twitter @AmishRomance
www.pinterest.com/AmishRomance
www.SamanthaPriceAuthor.com
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February 24, 2020
Twins apart but still connected, a feeling is always there. Raised in two different worlds, could they switch. A lot would be the same, having been spoiled and rich, compared the basic things of Amish, would be a challenge
Did they have a choice to say no, would not of been a question. Rather it last a day or longer they had to swap. Good intriguing opening to this set.
Did they have a choice to say no, would not of been a question. Rather it last a day or longer they had to swap. Good intriguing opening to this set.
August 21, 2017
Not a good read
I did not enjoy this book I thought it was poorly written I did not enjoy the characters even though Emma and Isobel were twins it was poorly written for each character I do not think I will be reading book 2.
I did not enjoy this book I thought it was poorly written I did not enjoy the characters even though Emma and Isobel were twins it was poorly written for each character I do not think I will be reading book 2.
February 18, 2016
Identical twin sisters, Isobel & Emma were separated as infants, each growing up in a completely different environment - one Amish, the other English.
On their eighteenth birthday, one twin appears on the others doorstep, requesting the pair trade places; being identical, who will know the difference? Finally they decide to trade for a few months, fooling everyone - at least for sometime.
I enjoyed reading about Emma & Isobel. My sister & I are often asked if we are twins; we aren't, but maybe we will pull the same stunt someday. Jk. Great read, well done Ms Price..
On their eighteenth birthday, one twin appears on the others doorstep, requesting the pair trade places; being identical, who will know the difference? Finally they decide to trade for a few months, fooling everyone - at least for sometime.
I enjoyed reading about Emma & Isobel. My sister & I are often asked if we are twins; we aren't, but maybe we will pull the same stunt someday. Jk. Great read, well done Ms Price..
July 29, 2014
Amish?
Amish?
I am not so sure this is the typical Amish type of book I like to read. I enjoyed reading it but felt that details were missing characters were not well developed as I thou chan it would be. Emma's character is not that godly and I would have asked for more. hope these second one is better
Amish?
I am not so sure this is the typical Amish type of book I like to read. I enjoyed reading it but felt that details were missing characters were not well developed as I thou chan it would be. Emma's character is not that godly and I would have asked for more. hope these second one is better
February 18, 2015
it's better to skip this one
This is a short story 86 pages in length. Totally unbelievable how Emma and Isobel trade places . There are so many gaps in the story line, it almost feels like it was told as a made up bedtime story. The lack of developed story makes this a poor read . Also knowing what I know about the Amish , it leaves much to be desired.
This is a short story 86 pages in length. Totally unbelievable how Emma and Isobel trade places . There are so many gaps in the story line, it almost feels like it was told as a made up bedtime story. The lack of developed story makes this a poor read . Also knowing what I know about the Amish , it leaves much to be desired.
August 31, 2014
Tradng
interesting book, petty unbelievable is the word to use it. to the do I you I submit you know the way is jesus
interesting book, petty unbelievable is the word to use it. to the do I you I submit you know the way is jesus
December 30, 2014
Short to the point
It could have been more detailed and lots could have been added in. It was a very short and straight to the point but it was a OK read.
It could have been more detailed and lots could have been added in. It was a very short and straight to the point but it was a OK read.
April 19, 2015
Trading places
Loved reading this book couldn't wait to see what happens next
Loved reading can't wait see what happens next with the twins
Loved reading this book couldn't wait to see what happens next
Loved reading can't wait see what happens next with the twins
July 29, 2015
Twin Changing Places.
The book was very well written. It kept your attention throughout the whole book. The ending of the book was a big shock.
The book was very well written. It kept your attention throughout the whole book. The ending of the book was a big shock.
February 18, 2016
Trading Place
Exciting to read a book that interest you with the characters as well as the story itself. I'm looking forward to the next book.
Exciting to read a book that interest you with the characters as well as the story itself. I'm looking forward to the next book.
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