Faithful to Laura by Kathleen Fuller: A Booksneeze Review

Yup, I am a sucker for romantic, Christian fiction, and, well, if it's Amish? Even better. 


Faithful to Laura by Kathleen Fuller tells the story of Laura Stutzman, a young Amish maedel, and her journey to forgiveness. Previously hurt (in physical and emotional ways) by Mark King, Laura is only looking for revenge. But after meeting gentle Sawyer Thompson--and getting a good glimpse of his story--they work together to overcome their rocky pasts. 


I did like this book. The characters are loveable, and there is enough added to the main plotline to keep readers`interest piqued. At the beginning of the book, I did feel a bit lost. I think this is just because this is the second book in the Middlefield Family series, and I hadn't read the first. I almost felt like I had to write down the character names to keep track of who was who, since you dive right into the thick of the story at the beginning. 

Overall, this was a good read; it had likeable characters and an interesting plot. If you like Amish fiction, give it a try!

Also, the first book in the series is called Treasuring Emma, if you wanted to start with that one. And, check out Kathleen Fuller's website for some more information.


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