Amelia's March Arrangement
One funeral. Three orphaned boys. And two hearts torn between duty and desire.
Owen Miller had no plans in returning to Cherry Grove, Kentucky until now. At the wake of his brother’s funeral, Owen discovers three young nephews need him to stay as well as the young aunt now responsible for them. He will do his part, for a time, but his life isn’t here anymore.
Amelia Delagrange lost more than a sister. She lost her best friend. No one knew her heart like Mary did. Now with three boys needing her, Amelia must muster up the strength to become a mother to them. She cannot let their uncle take them, even if her only option is to marry a man she doesn’t love. What choice does she have?
One quick decision is about to change the lives of many.
Amelia’s March Arrangement by Mindy Steele is a touching Amish tale. The
narrative was both inspiring and poignant, featuring characters and scenarios
that many readers can identify with. I felt for Amelia, who at eighteen becomes
responsible for her sister’s three boys. The author illustrates how a tragic
loss impacts a family, but shows that eventually life
improves. I especially liked the green
tin of recipes that Amelia found in a kitchen cupboard and how the recipes
played into the romance.
Amelia's
March Arrangement is the third installment of An Amish Romance Birthday Series,
and it can be read as a standalone. A quote
from the book that stuck with me is, “Life doesn’t always go as planned, dochter,
but Gott always gives you the means to make it better than it was before.” Amelia's March Arrangement is stirring story
with a tragic death, busy boys, parent getting treatments, an unexpected uncle,
the bishop’s pronouncement, an unexpected proposal, special recipes, and hoping
for a happily ever after.
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