Carrie Weaver is a young Amish woman with high hopes for love. Her hopes are stamped to bits when Solomon Rhiel, the only man she's ever really loved, leaves. So what to do? Lots of heart wrenching, pain staking decisions are wrapped up in this book.
Fisher shows amazing devotion to family as well. Carrie is devoted to her husband, father, brother and sister.
She finds friends in remarkable people, and makes enemies in some not-so-remarkable people.
This is all in all a wonderful-gut book and I can't wait to read Fishers second book, The Waiting. Which I will promptly put a hold on. It's currently at our library "in process". i.e, taking way too long to put on three stickers, two stamps and send it up the the first floor. Nevertheless, I will wait patiently, twiddling my thumbs, or instead, I'll read another book. Say, "The Covenant", by Beverly Lewis? Sure...
Have fun reading this book and another review soon!
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