A Marriage of the Heart -Book Review

This is one of those books that you think about even when you don’t have it in your hands. It is remarkable set up of romances that keep you guessing what is going to happen next. I love the fact that the author has found a way to make both the English and the Amish both look good in this book.

The author also shows that despite our beliefs and traditions people have the ability to help others in ways we may not expect. This book also has a way of letting a person know that many couples go through the “cold feet” systems when they are engaged. Couples have so much to learn about each other once they are married (and sometimes before they officially make that big commitment.)

This book does a great job of reminding their audience that people have a lot of different aspects to them. I can remember someone wise once told me, “There are many layers to a person’s true identity. It’s very similar to an onion and peeling off the layers. You may gain a lot of tears but the taste is so wonderful it’s worth going through the tears to get to the goodness.”

I definitely recommend this book for anyone who enjoys an Amish book. Even if you just enjoy a good wholesome romance then you would enjoy this book as well.

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