Showing posts with label Amish Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amish Fiction. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Amish Christian Fiction eBook Specials for .99

If you love Amish Christian fiction as much as I do, you'll enjoy today's picks, all great bargains from amazon.com at just .99 each.  Fall weather is here, and it's the perfect time to curl up on the couch with a cup of tea, your Kindle, and a good book to keep you company.

Amish by Accident by J.E.B. Spredemann is available in the paperback version for $12.99, but you can download it for Kindle at just .99 - what a bargain!



Save $5.00 by downloading Jacob's Daughter:  Book One by Samantha Jillian Bayarr at the .99 price.



Samantha has another book available for .99 also.  You could be reading The Quilter's Son: Book One: Liam's Choice in minutes if you download right now.


Paying just .99 for a $10.00 book is always a welcome deal. Don't let Sarah Price's Hills of Wheat get away.


In another selection by Sarah Price, the author shares some of her own experiences while living with the Amish in Fields of Corn, for .99 once again.



No Kindle? No problem! Amazon has a free app that allows you to read your eBooks on your computer, tablet, smart phone, or other electronic device.  Download the free reading app and have it ready for the next bargain book that comes your way.


Monday, July 16, 2012

The Fiddler, by Beverly Lewis

I love reading Amish Fiction and Beverly Lewis is one of my favorite authors in that genre. The Fiddler is her latest book, the first in her series entitled Home to Hickory Hollow.

The Fiddler is a bit different than many other Amish Fiction books that I've read,  portraying how the English and Amish worlds collide, yet still complement each other in modern times.





English concert violinist Amelia (who transitions into Amy when playing the less dignified fiddle), and Amish-born Michael both struggle with who they are and where they belong in their respective worlds.  Lewis introduces the characters and their trials in a most realistic way, so that you feel what they are going through.  I was drawn in and became a part of their lives and, like any friend, wanted to offer advice and a shoulder to lean on as they weighed choices that would alter their lives forever.

This trailer gives you just a taste of what you'll find inside the pages of this book.





In my opinion, The Fiddler is one of Beverly's best works, and I'm anxious for the second book in the Home to Hickory Hollow series, The Bridesmaid , due to be released in September 2012, but available for pre-order now by clicking the link.  I'll be picking that one up as soon as it hits the shelves.  Here's a sneak peek book trailer:






If you enjoy Amish/Christian Fiction, anything with the name Beverly Lewis is worth a read.