This new book by Wanda E. Brunstetter was absolutely wonderful! I have read most of her Amish books and I would say this is my favorite book so far from this author. It wasn’t Amish, it was about a Quaker woman, Amanda Pearson, who after being left by her fiancée, decides to become a missionary in the frontier bringing Indians to Christ. She begins her 3,000 mile trek in 1837 during the time of frightening Indian attacks and many other hardships common to pioneering people of the early to mid1800’s.
Her trials begin to seem unsurmountable but she forges on
till she finds help and friendship. She
is relentless in her missionary goal.
She meets Buck McFadden, a non-believer who she finds herself attracted
to. But her strong Christian convictions
will not allow more than a friendly relationship.
Amanda endures many hardships and experiences things she had
never imagined she would experience. The
trials are continual and she surely must wonder if her decisions had been right
or not.The title of this book is very appropriate for Amanda as well as other women she encounters. You really have to admire the women that helped to forge our country. This was a 5 star book! Very well done, Wanda!
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