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Lädt ... Kate's Songvon Jennifer Beckstrand
   Keine Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch.  JCMorrows | Aug 25, 2015 |   I loved watching Katie grow in her relationship with God, seeing her get angry and question her relationship. Most readers can understand those feelings. There was one point I was so disappointed in where the book was going that I had to put the book down and walk away. As with most Amish books I read there was an accident that was a major turning point and also a misunderstanding. I don't understand after spending so much time together there wasn't more trust in that relationship and then how quickly there was a new relationship and how serious it become so quickly. Also with most Amish books there are a lot of characters brought in and I know that is because there are other books coming in the series but it makes it hard to follow sometimes. (  ) jnut1 | Mar 4, 2014 | Zeige 2 von 2 keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
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Fiction.
Romance.
Christian Fiction.
HTML: Kate Weaver returns home to her family's farm in Apple Lake, Wisconsin, battered and bruised and carrying a secret. She is not yet baptized and has spent the past year at a music conservatory in Milwaukee, living among the English. Music is Kate's passion, and she is very good, so she faces a difficult choice; she must either give up her family and home to pursue her talents or come home and be baptized and give up on her dreams. And with Nathaniel King, the handsome neighbor boy she grew up with, paying attention to her, the choice of whether to return to school in the fall is even harder. Kate wins a starring role in an upcoming opera, and as she wrestles with pressure from her family and her newfound feelings for Nathaniel, she is also haunted by what happened to her just before she left school when she fought to protect her friends against an angry ex and landed the man in intensive care. Will the consequences of that battle be the end of everything she's ever wanted? Will Nathaniel wait around while she tries to figure out God's plan for her life? .Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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I enjoy my children above all other things on this earth.
And it has been many years since I stayed up into the wee hours because I just could not put a book down. When you’re a mom who puts your kids ahead of everything else, there are plenty of times you don’t want to put a book down. There are many times you’re annoyed at having to put the book down and there are times you stay up late – even when you know you’re going to regret it.
But it has truly been years since I read a book I could not put down. I sat there, mesmerized, turning pages and agonizing over what was going to happen next.
Jennifer Beckstrand’s story held me in its grip with an astonishing strength.
It’s nearly impossible to believe this is her first published novel. She has a talent that equals authors with years of experience and success.
Her characters are perfectly shaped and, at the same time, expertly flawed. Her story flows seamlessly from scene to scene. Her plot is meticulously crafted and woven neatly around each aspect of the story.
She has created a uniquely wonderful adventure and I feel blessed to have been invited along for the ride. (