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Ugh. I’m such a sucker for a good Amish story. Myrna is the problem child of the community and so a plan is hatched to get her back on the straight and narrow.
Enter Ezekiel. Widower and father of 4, he could definitely use some help.


The romance in this story is so gentle and seeet...I loved every word.

Edna, Verna, Wilma and Mary meet to make cookies for church Sundays, but naturally they discuss their children and their issues. Verna's daughter Myrna has a problem keeping a job, as she is too outspoken and has a need to organize and change things. When she is fired once again, the ladies decide to look for help, and find a widower Zeke, who has 4 young children and is trying to run a farm. She is not convinced she is qualified, since she has little experience with young children. Luckily though, it is a learning experience for her and the children. A few misunderstandings, but nature takes it course anyway. A sweet Amish romance story, and one I highly recommend.

A pleasant story set in northern Indiana. Four ladies make cookies for their respective fellowships that follow Sunday services. Known as the "Cookie Club" a sobriquet they don't like, the ladies share concerns about their children. One daughter in particular likes things her way and has managed to get fired from every Amish business in Shipshewana. The English shops have heard the stories, so there is no opportunity there. for employment. But she does secure employment helping a widower with 4 small children. Fun times ahead!