I really enjoyed this clean Amish Romance but it was so much more. It showed how the hero and the heroine touched the whole community. I received this for free and I voluntarily chose to review it. I've given this a 5* rating. It had a really sweet ending, that brought me to tears. There is a little mystery and action woven into this story and it kept me turning the pages when I had time. Would love to read more of this community.

I am sure if you have read Suzanne Woods Fishers book or a few you may have read a book about Luke Schrock in one of her books. Then you ran into Stoney Ridge community. I know I did. It nice to see Luke and see if he make it in the world.

He is mentioned in the “The Queting” in the Bishop series. This book is mostly about Luke and him making amends. Though we meet someone new named Issy? Luke seem to want to be friends with this girl that at windmill farm.

There seems to be a story behind Issy and we get her side and Luke's. Will Luke be able to help Issy? What is really behind Issy and her looking for her mother? I can say you will be surprised to find out how David and his family and Amos Lapp stories or past are connected. There seems to be mystery to Chris and Jenny Yoder.

We follow Luke on his journey though this book. I really think this is book about redemption and learning to trust god. Will Issy and Luke get together? We see Fern and Amos health and their lives and how they add other trouble children to stay with them.

Brick by brick, memory by memory and heart to heart, Ms. Grace has created an enamoring tale.  One building holds the key to new beginnings and happily ever afters.  Mending Fences lays out a winding road of secrets, heartache and forgiveness that is true to life and hard to let go of.  Along with the breathtaking romance, there are some serious scenarios that shine a light on some ugly truths. 

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I enjoyed this clean, Historical romance and I voluntarily chose to review it. I've given it a 4.5* rating. This is a little different, starting with a jewish girl from New York. Lots of things going on in this story. The heroine has a bit of a attitude problem.This deals with religion and illness. I have a little problem with this illness, my mother had this and it was a big mirecle she survived after 4 years. Nice ending.