Book Review: The Letters

The Letters: Suzanne Woods Fisher

 

 

With a hot cup of tea I snuggled up with my blanket and Suzanne Woods Fishers

latest book The Letters.  We begin the story with the recently widowed Rose

Schrock trying to piece her life back together.  Life has not turned out at all how

she anticipated,  having to move back into the Old Order Amish lifestyle after a

series of life changing events. Losing her husband, dealing with the shame of

his death, going bankrupt, and moving in with her mother in law, has all but set

her world to spinning. Rose needs to come up with a plan, one that will allow

her to repay the sins of her husband, and also provide for her children’s future.

After praying for guidance and direction, Rose happens upon a couple in need

of a place to stay for the evening, birthing the idea of an Inn at Eagle Hill.

The interplay of relationships make this story multilayered and interesting.

There is the obvious banter of a mother and her children, the constant reproach

from her mother in law, and a touch of romantic interest with the gentleman

next door. Galen King, is an honest, hardworking horse trainer.

 

Can Rose ever

trust again, and will she dare to love again?

I give this novel 4 stars, and look forward to the next book in the series!

 

Book has been provided courtesy of Baker Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications, Inc.
Available at your favourite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group