This was a very different Amish fiction book than what I first expected but was delightfully surprised. It was a dual time period book, which I am not always fond of, because I often get a little confused which time period I am reading. But this one was very well written with a current time period and the time frame as WWII approaches. Having parents that lived in WWII Germany, this story held my interest as I recalled the stories my own mother shared with me. And that is what happens in this book as Rosene shares Clare's story of helping family in Germany. The story is about the Anabaptist struggles through this time period and how they dealt with them. The Current story also has a mystery to it in regards to the tragic death of Ivy's parents. The book was very interesting and I enjoyed reading it very much!
I received a complimentary copy of this book. All thoughts are my own.
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