Fans of Amish Fiction discussion

In case anyone else is interested, Love Inspired has a group here at Good Reads. Here it is:

http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/2...

I have bought several books from them lately and I am hoping to read some soon!

I really like those books too, thanks

That used to be all I read but I found the books to short for me I could read one of those books in 24hrs flat and it was killing my book budget! :p Great books for sure!

I've also joined the group but not posted anything yet. I've read two LI books so far. I really enjoyed the one that the group read by Marta Perry but I read another from Dana Corbit and found it a bit boring, but maybe it was just the author's style.

Has anyone read any of the Historicals? I noticed Diane adding lots to her to-read list and some of them looked really interesting!

There are a few free ones on Amazon you can try yeah here are 4 of them.

http://www.amazon.com/When-Night-Fall...

http://www.amazon.com/Homespun-Bride-...

http://www.amazon.com/A-Very-Special-...

http://www.amazon.com/Hide-in-Plain-S...

Thanks for the suggestions! I got the last 3 off the Harlequin website a while back for free.

I love any of the Love Inspired books also. I have found a lot at thrift stores and such. That's about the only way I buy them because they are such quick reads.

I just finished a Love Inspired novella, Hometown Bride by Jillian Hart and loved it! I'll write a review soon.

Has anyone else read any books by Jillian Hart? I've put a bunch of her books on my wishlist but I'm not sure where to start.

Yes I have read books by her in this series. She is a very good writer. You may have found this site.

http://www.loveinspiredauthors.com/ou...

Jillian Hart also does a lot of books with in series by a bunch of authors. She wrote the first book of The Alaskan Bride series.Klondike Hero I read them all and loved them. I miss reading books from this group but I was ringing up quite the tab so I got into reviewing.

The Love Inspired books have excellent prices - I just looked up a few on Kindle and they're generally between £2.50 and £3.70, never more than that. Sadly, they don't seem to offer LI books published after 2009 on Kindle? But you can buy them in paperback. Amazon UK is odd!

I just read a Kindle freebie, A Very Special Delivery by Linda Goodnight. I loved it! I'll definitely be reading more of these books.

Oh, and thanks for the link! :)

Yes they are cheaper which is nice but they are also quite a bit shorter then a lot of other books so I can read one really fast. To bad they don't have any since 2009 but there are tons before that. Glad your enjoying them. I read the freebie years ago and then I also reread it when I got it as a freebie it was a very good one I agree. :)

Yeah, I'm wondering if maybe I can buy ebooks off the Harlequin website? I know they don't ship outside North America but the rules for ebook buying may be different. But yeah, I already have TONS on my wishlist. Oh dear!

The shortness is perfect for me right now as I have so much studying to do, I like little books to pick up easily in between reading Shakespeare and Marlowe. Plus, I just read a totally heartbreaking novel, Love Me Back to Life by Missy Horsfall that was about a really difficult subject and I really needed a carefree romance after that! Eventually I'll tackle the big, thick books waiting to be read...

I just found a copy of Restless Hearts by Marta Perry that I got ages ago from BookMooch. Totally forgot I had it - I love her books!

Thanks for your nice comments!

Camille stopped by our site to let us know you guys were here, and I'm so glad you did! If you still have questions on our books, please feel free to let me know. I can get in touch with our bookstore people.

Also, in case you didn't know, we have a FREE Amish online read going on right now at eHarlequin, so I hope you'll check it out.
http://www.eharlequin.com/articlepage...

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