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I’ve had this book for awhile, and I enjoyed being back with the Fisher brothers and their move from Pennsylvania to Kentucky.
While this is Hannah’s and Timothy’s story, we are reunited with the past characters from the previous two books, and brought up to date.
Timothy is looking for a new start, away from the apron strings that had his wife tied up.
Yes, I enjoyed the character of Timothy, but Hannah was another story.
I was thinking with the things that happen here, why wasn’t the Amish Bishop involved, why weren’t they living their faith?
This really was not a book that emulates what I believe the faith of these people. You can judge for yourself, there are others that I did enjoy reading about, and did enjoy the epilogue!
I receive this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Barbour, and was not required to give a positive review. ( )

Anyone who is struggling in life should read this book and see how miracles do happen. ( )

I actually was unable to listen to this book as the girl was just so whinning! ( )

The Struggle With Forgiveness!

I love Wanda's books and especially I have loved her Kentucky Brother series. The Struggle did not disappoint me. I picked up this book yesterday to read and finished it early this evening. I read it every chance that I got. My interest was captured from page one.

Timothy Fisher plans to move his family to Pembroke Kentucky to get his wife Hannah away from depending on her Mother so much. Hannah has been spending too much time with her Mother instead of being a wife to him. Timothy has two brothers already living in Pembroke, his twin brother Titus and brother Samuel. Samuel has already said that Timothy's family could stay with him until they can either build or buy a place of their own.

Hannah Fisher is not happy with Timothy for forcing her to move to Kentucky. She doesn't want to leave her home and her parents in Paradise Pennsylvania. She vows to never like Kentucky and is bitter toward Timothy for making her move there. Hannah ends up being bitter about a lot of things.

Can Hannah ever forgive Timothy for uprooting her from Pennsylvania to move to Kentucky? Can she ever forgive him for the horrible accident that happens in their family?

This is a wonderful story about family relationships, learning to forgive one another and putting your faith and trust in God. Thank you Wanda Brunstetter for a wonderful story. This is definitely a five star book. I hope you all will get a chance to read this book. ( )