Thursday, October 17, 2024

Unforgotten


Wow.  That's the reaction I had as I read this powerful story of an Amish girl and her English cousin. Both girls were dealing with issues that are difficult to forget.

Fear can stop you in your tracks.  Bethanne spent years allowing fear to control her life.  She was traumatized by a past event.  Her Amish family did the best they could to support her.

Candace was living her life with no apparent worries.  And then everything changed.  She tried to handle her problem on her own. But it was only getting worse. Who could she turn to?

We all have experienced fear of some kind or another.  Fear can motivate.  Fear can immobilize. Fear can destroy. Fear can be conquered. 

The cousins found themselves in a situation where they had to rely on each other to battle evil. This gave them the extra strength they didn't know they had.  

I won't forget this book any time soon. 

I received this book to review from the author.

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About the author

Shelley Shepard Gray is a NYT and USA Today bestselling author. She's published over a hundred novels and has over a million books in print. She currently lives in northern Ohio and writes full time.

Shelley lives just an hour from Holmes County, where many of her Amish-themed novels are set. She currently writes contemporary romance and Amish fiction for a variety of publishers. When not spending time with her family or writing, she can usually be found walking her two dachshunds on one of the many trails in the Cleveland area.

She also bakes a lot, loves coconut cream pie, and will hardly ever pull weeds, mow the yard, or drive in the snow.

Shelley also spends a lot of time on line! Please visit her website, www.shelleyshepardgray.com to find out her latest news or to sign up for her newsletter. Shelley can also be found on FaceBook, Instagram @shelley.s.gray, or on Twitter @ShelleySGray.


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Unforgotten

Wow.  That's the reaction I had as I read this powerful story of an Amish girl and her English cousin. Both girls were dealing with issu...