
Beverly Lewis's latest is another great Amish novel from one of the masters of the genre. The Ebb Tide is a captivating story of a young Amish woman whose dreams have boundaries farther away than her community's lifestyle is likely to allow her to reach.
The characters and the challenges they face are complex and realistic. The conflicts that Sallie face both within and without keep the story moving at a very engaging pace. And there are real-life issues faced by other characters that add to the flow and enjoyment of the story.
Beverly's descriptions of the setting are fantastic. I found myself feeling like I was right there enjoying the sights and sounds of the ocean.
Thanks to Bethany House for providing a copy of the book. I was delighted to voluntarily share my own thoughts in this review.
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Oh, to see the ocean, Sallie thought. And to spend the summer as a nanny. She shook her head in amazement. This seemed too good to be true, but she really must talk it over with Dat and Mamm, especially since she'd be gone so long.
And after I promised Mamm I'd take baptism classes this summer . . .
Sallie Riehl has dreamed of traveling at least once before settling down to join church, so she is thrilled at an unexpected summer opportunity to nanny in Cape May for a well-to-do family. However, saying even a temporary good-bye to Paradise Township means forgoing baptism another year, as well as leaving behind a would-be beau. Yet the weeks in Cape May soon prove unforgettable as Sallie meets a Mennonite young man whose friendship she quickly begins to cherish. Has she been too hasty with her promises, or will she only find what her heart is longing for back home?
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