FROM AMAZON: Ben Martin and Annie Zook, sweethearts from two different worlds, try to cope with the separation imposed by her Amish father. But after Ben's Kentucky parents tell him startling secrets about his past, he must return to Paradise, Pennsylvania, to answer some troubling questions.

When he approaches Paradise's covered bridge, he wonders who's re-hung the old rope swing. Drawing closer, he sees a young Amish woman sitting on the swing. When she turns, Ben is thrilled to see Annie. But as Ben tells her what his parents just revealed, he wonders why Annie smiles at him in shocked disbelief.

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This third book of the series brought together all the loose ends of the previous two books. I enjoyed the way Beverly Lewis laid out and let unfold the different plot lines and how they intertwined and affected each other.



My only quibble with the book and most of Beverly Lewis' writing is her simple style. No literary award is going to be given for these books. He incorporation of Amish terms and voicing is spot on but her use of English is a little too simple.



If you're going to read this book be sure to read the first two in the series. The book stands on its own but having the history of the first two books clarifies some of the plot lines that are about to be tied off and resolved. ( )

Last book in Annie's People series; best Amish series I believe I've ever read. Lots of story lines, English & Amish. ( )

love her books and this was a good book ( )