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Runaway Amish Bride: A Fresh-Start Family Romance
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His Amish bride arrives…but he never proposed!

Surprises await in
Colorado Amish Courtships

Widower Jakob Fisher isn’t interested in remarrying, even to pretty Abigail Miller. But thanks to his daed’s meddling, Abby’s sitting in his Colorado farmhouse, expecting to be wed. While Jakob can’t offer marriage, he can give Abby a job caring for his young children. But when he starts to fall for her, could Abby make Jakob’s familye happy and whole once again?
LanguageEnglish
PublisherLove Inspired
Release dateSep 1, 2018
ISBN9781488090721
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Runaway Amish Bride: A Fresh-Start Family Romance
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Leigh Bale

Leigh Bale is a Publisher's Weekly bestselling author. She is the winner of the Golden Heart and a finalist for the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence and the Bookseller's Best Award. She has over twenty books in print and has sold over a million copies worldwide. The daughter of a retired U.S. forest ranger, Leigh holds a BA in history with honors. Married in 1981, Leigh and her professor husband have two grown children and two grandkids. You can reach her at www.LeighBale.com.

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    Runaway Amish bride, well kind of, but not quite, especially as you quickly turn the pages, and not all is as it appears.The author touches on some tough subjects here, and we meet them head on with putting faces to how people deal with grief, especially children. One little boy was naughty, but you will chuckle on how this young fellow deals with what he perceives as a threat to his deceased mom. Poor Abby!We also put a face to abuse, both physical and mental, and how to deal with someone that has had that happened to them, all the while wondering how such evil could exist in supposedly Godly people?Will warn you that once you turn the first page you will not be able to put the book down, it is a real compelling read.I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Harlequin, and was not required to give a positive review.