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Loving Elam
Free Download on Kindle Unlimited! Betty Byler has feelings for Elam Shrock—feelings that won’t go away, even though their ten-year age gap puts Betty in the role of Elam’s younger sister. Over the years, Betty’s crush develops into something much deeper. Thinking to save her daughter from the pain and embarrassment of unrequited love, Betty’s mother decides to send her away to Ohio. While staying with her cousins, Betty discovers an entirely different life with many new experiences amongst her new-found Englisch friends—friends that include the dashing Ronnie York. Back in Baker’s Corner, Elam begins courting Deborah, who is closer to his age, so Betty’s mother thinks it’s safe for her daughter to return. Her mother is wrong. Caught between her abiding feelings for Elam and her new love interest, Ronnie, Betty recognizes what her heart is truly telling her. If only Elam’s eyes would open… Grab this sweet and tender inspirational Amish Romance today.
120 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 12, 2019
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May 31, 2019
Sweet
This is a good basic Amish love story. I enjoyed reading it as it showed different ways to live an Amish life. Including how values can prevail when Amish collides with Englisha life
This is a good basic Amish love story. I enjoyed reading it as it showed different ways to live an Amish life. Including how values can prevail when Amish collides with Englisha life
July 27, 2019
A novella but sorta an odd story
I just could not get into the differences between the two brother's outlook on living an Amish life which included one being clueless about the progressive belief of the other. No real explanation why a 10 year gap in ages was unacceptable and an 8 year was just fine. I could add to this list but won't.
I just could not get into the differences between the two brother's outlook on living an Amish life which included one being clueless about the progressive belief of the other. No real explanation why a 10 year gap in ages was unacceptable and an 8 year was just fine. I could add to this list but won't.
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