About the book-
In Shelley Shepard Gray’s fourth book in her Charmed Amish Life series, an unlikely Amish romance reveals that Christmas is a time for family, miracles—and love.
Ever since his father died in a tragic fire, Levi Kinsinger has felt adrift. Newly returned to Charm, Ohio, Levi is trying to fit into his old life, only to discover he seems to have outgrown it.
But when Julia, his young widowed neighbor, asks for his help with a Christmas project, Levi finds a sense of purpose for the first time in months. She and her daughter are new to Charm and could use a friend, a job Levi takes personally. Soon enough, friendship grows into attraction, but Levi can’t help having doubts. There’s something about Julia that doesn’t ring quite true…
Like Levi, Julia Kemps has survived her fair share of hardships—but only by hiding the truth of her past. Being an unmarried mother in an Amish community was unthinkable. Feeling hopeless, Julia did the only thing she could do: she moved to a new town and pretended to be a widow. But meeting Levi, she’s hopeful for the first time. Little by little, she begins to imagine telling him her darkest secret, and eventually…perhaps even sharing her life with him.
Christmas is a time for family, and as the holiday draws closer, Julia and Levi will have to face their pasts together…in order to find the healing, support and love they so desperately desire.
My thoughts-
When October rolls around, it is time to start doing some holiday reading! I am glad that An Amish Family Christmas was my first Christmas book to kick off the season. It was a sweet book with familiar characters and a quick read- I read it all in one setting on a quiet and lazy Saturday afternoon. What I really love about the characters in Shelley Shepard Gray's Charmed Amish Life Series is that the characters are heavily flawed. It makes the stories seem more true to life and makes the characters more relateable. I was glad to get to know Levi better in this book and I loved that there was a strong woman character in Julia. Watching their story unfold was interesting and enjoyable. This was a quick, romantic read. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys Amish fiction.
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