She’ll do what it takes
To keep his family together…
When her dearest cousin passed, Fern Beiler made her a promise—to look after her two young children and keep her memory alive. The obvious solution is a marriage of convenience to their father, widower Nick Weaver. But when spending time together causes lines to blur, can two childhood friends overcome feelings of guilt for a chance at happiness…together?
From Love Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.
To keep his family together…
When her dearest cousin passed, Fern Beiler made her a promise—to look after her two young children and keep her memory alive. The obvious solution is a marriage of convenience to their father, widower Nick Weaver. But when spending time together causes lines to blur, can two childhood friends overcome feelings of guilt for a chance at happiness…together?
From Love Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.
MY THOUGHTS.....
Before she died, Charity Weaver asked her husband Nick and her cousin Fern to never let her young children forget her, and that's what they've tried to do. But what if these efforts lead to circumstances that appear unacceptable in their Amish community? How are they supposed to honor Charity's last wishes and still remain in Promise, Virginia?
The Amish Nanny's Promise is an emotionally charged attention keeper! I hoped that Fern Beiler would finally have her own family and I hated that her self-worth was affected by the physical scar that she desperately tried to conceal. Nick Weaver's desire to honor Charity and still protect Fern's reputation made me respect him even more. Author Amy Grochowski shares a poignant story of grief, longing, and pure unselfishness that's buffered with hope, faith, and second chances. I recommend The Amish Nanny's Promise to all who enjoy Amish fiction and clean romance.
I received a copy of this book from the author. There was no obligation for a positive review. These are my own thoughts.
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The Amish Nanny's Promise is an emotionally charged attention keeper! I hoped that Fern Beiler would finally have her own family and I hated that her self-worth was affected by the physical scar that she desperately tried to conceal. Nick Weaver's desire to honor Charity and still protect Fern's reputation made me respect him even more. Author Amy Grochowski shares a poignant story of grief, longing, and pure unselfishness that's buffered with hope, faith, and second chances. I recommend The Amish Nanny's Promise to all who enjoy Amish fiction and clean romance.
I received a copy of this book from the author. There was no obligation for a positive review. These are my own thoughts.
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Amy's deep appreciation for the Amish faith and way of life stems from six years of living and working with a Beachy Amish family, as well as her own Anabaptist roots. She is a member of ACFW and Word Weavers Int'l.
Amy spent her childhood in Melbourne, Australia, where her parents worked as church planters. After returning to the States, the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia became home. Her real-life romance began on a travel nursing assignment to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where she met her husband, David.
After a nursing career of over twenty years, Amy is now fulfilling her long-awaited dream as an author of inspirational romance. She lives in the bustling foothills of North Carolina with her husband and two sons, one of whom has autism spectrum disorder.
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