Lucie's Review: Leah has come home to rejoin the Amish Community at Seven Poplars, she had left when she married Daniel and become a Mennonite Missionary. Leah is ready to remarry so she asks for Sarah Yoder's help to find her a husband.
When Thomas Stutzman asks Ellie, the school teacher, to marry him, she says, "No," and suggest that he should ask Sarah Yoder for help to find a mate. Just rejected, Thomas is in no hurry to ask the Amish Matchmaker for help.
Sarah matches Leah and Thomas together, but neither of them likes the match, so Sarah offers them a deal, if they give it 6 wks and still don't like each other, she will find them someone else.
Leah helps Thomas with his dream of organic farming, and since she still has a car she drives him around to help him make business appointments. I like that Thomas helps Leah to laugh again, he has a great sense of humor and like to have fun. Leah and Thomas get along well as they get to know each other, they bring out the best in each other.
But for two different people who comes from different mindsets, they still butt heads, and Sarah gives them good counsel.
Overall a fun and enjoyable read, I loved how the story come together, liked that Leah get's a second chance at love. Thomas is a funloving, hardworking man, who enjoys the beauty around him and thinks more than he let's on. I really hope Ellie get's her own story soon!
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