LOVE FINDS A WAY

by

Wanda E. Brunstetter

ISBN: 9781616266707

Paperback, 282 pages

Barbour Publisher

This book consists of three short stories which makes an easy read.  This is the first one of Wanda's books that is not about Amish and is a sweet book about modern day romances and troubles.

Blueberry surprise is about a young woman Lorna Patterson who had worked at least two jobs to send her husband through medical school but he dies she keeps working just to keep herself busy, even though she does not need to work that much anymore.  She had always wanted to be a music teacher and had let her own education fall by the way side for her late husband.  Now she is thinking about going back and starting life over and not in her in-laws home, where she had lived since she had been a widow.

Grandma's Doll is the second and like some of the other reviewers I too liked this one best.  I am a Grandmother and I have always loved dolls.  After Shelia Nickels' grandmother passed away she was going to pick that she wanted for herself from the attic and she choose an antique doll that she had loved to hold when she was growing up.  The doll went missing and as she searched for it she met a young man from her past, now she though maybe she should not have come back to Casper.

Matchmaker 911 is the third story and it finds Wendy Campbell cuttin hair for a living and was so tired of hearding one joke after another.  Wendy is not wanting a relationship but her father wants one for her.  When she cut the hair of Kyle Rogers a young Chritian man she found out this is who her father wants her to date.  He is a pramedic and she does not know if this is who she needs to date.  Is she ready to settle down.

This book is an ok book but now what I expected from Wanda Brunstetter, I have all of her Amish books and this one is written well and the storied are good, but well when you hear Wanda E. Brunstetter you think of Amish.  She and Beverly Lewis were the first authors that I read about the Amish people and that is like watching some of the actors on TV, Andy Griffith for one, you always see him as the sheriff of Mayberry no matter what else he played in and this is the way I see Wanda.  I know there are so many Amish books out there now and new authors coming every day, but these two authors I will always see as writting Amish books,

Thanks so much to Wanda Brunstetter and Barbour Publishing for sending me a copy of this book and I choose to review it.