Courtships turn to happily-ever-afters in these two Amish tales.
Their Pretend Amish Courtship by Patricia Davids.
Fannie Erb isn't looking for a husband-just a way to assure her parents she's not hopeless when it comes to love. Family friend Noah Bowman might just be her solution. A fake relationship will free them both from unwanted matchmaking plans. By summer's end they'll be free to part, but Fannie's growing feelings are transforming her neighbor into the only man who might ever rein in her adventurous heart.
An Amish Courtship by Jan Drexler.
Samuel Lapp all but accepts his estrangement from the Amish community-until Mary Hochstetter moves in next door to care for her elderly aunt. The young woman with the pretty brown eyes sees Samuel differently. Mary hopes that by helping Samuel rebuild his life, she'll finally be ready to embrace her own future. But as their delicate friendship grows deeper, they must both overcome their painful pasts before they can build a home together.
