
First, in Under the Harvest Moon by Beth Wiseman you will
feel the loss as Naomi Dienner grieves the loss of her husband. But does she
really grieve the loss as past secrets are revealed and she is left with three
daughters to raise? Or does she find relief and love in an English man and can
she open her heart to the new possibility of love?
Come join Jonathan Stoltfuz as he will take you on the most
beautiful buggy ride ever in Lancaster in “Love & Buggyy Rides” by Amy
Clipston. This story will quicken your heart as you immerse yourself into the
fall scenery, with hearts that kindle into something deeper than their
friendship. And if you think it ends
there, you need to read the ending, Amy builds the suspense and you won’t see
it coming! I loved how different this was from previous novellas. Amy continues
to step up writing game, so make sure you read this book!
A Quiet Love by Kathleen Fuller is a story that will
instantly grab your heart as you learn about Dinah, who stutters and has a
speech impediment. If you’ve ever gone through any trial in your life or have
been self-conscious, you can relate to Dinah. And if the story doesn’t hold
your attention about dealing with issues of self-consciousness, Amos sure will
grab your heart as he is looking for a wife. This will keep you turning the
pages.
Finally, the book wraps up with the last story by Vannetta
Chapman entitled “Mischief in the Autumn Air.”
This book is a mystery to be solved and you get to solve it! Martha and
Eli work to figure out why three pieces of furniture are outbid for a ridiculous
price! If you like mysteries, you’ll enjoy this story as the duo figures out
what is going on.
Overall I really enjoyed this novella collection and it will
get you in the mood for fall. My two favorite stories from this published book
of novellas were Amy Clipston’s Love and Buggy Rides and Kathleen Fuller’s A Quiet Love. Thank you to publisher, Thomas Nelson and the author for
providing me a complimentary copy for my honest opinion, which I have given.
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