A Dream of Home
By Amy
Clipston
ISBN
978-0-310-33585-6
Fiction /
Christian / Romance / Amish
Series:
Heart of the Lancaster Grand Hotel, #3
Zondervan
Publishing
After the
unexpected death of her fiancé, Madeleine finishes her tour of duty as a US Air
Force flight nurse and returns to the only childhood home with roots and happy
memories – her late grandparents’ home in the Amish community in Paradise, PA. Although her mother left the Amish faith
before becoming a church member, she never felt a desire to return. As the
storyline progresses, Madeleine is straddling the fence between the two worlds –
Amish and English. Saul, her closest
neighbor, is raising his daughter Emma all alone. As Emma seeks out Madeleine’s companionship,
Saul forbids her from continuing the relationship. Neither Emma nor Madeleine understands the
harm in their friendship.
Amy Clipston
has woven a wonderful story giving the Englishers an inside look into the Amish
faith and beliefs – without and judgment or condescension to either way of life. Although A
Dream of Home is the third in the Heart of the Lancaster Grand Hotel
series, I never felt lost in the storyline or confused regarding the
characters. Amy Clipston included a
glossary of Amish terms and the family trees of the main characters in the book. If you are reading this with a reading group
or friends, you will enjoy the Discussion Questions at the end of the book
My rating:
4.75 out of 5 stars, A
Heart of the Lancaster Grand Hotel series:
A Hopeful
Heart #1
A Mother’s
Secret #2
A Dream of
Home #3
A Simple
Prayer #4 [release date May 2015]
I received a
complimentary copy of A Dream of Home from Zondervan Publishing and their
BookLook Bloggers program.
Blessings,
Ellen
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