The Thorn by Beverly Lewis

As always, Beverly Lewis does not disappoint and I am on the edge of my seat waiting for the next book in the series.
Hen fell in love with an English man and married without any family present . As she watches her daughter grow up worldly instead of with the good character traits of an Amish child, she begins to desire her old life, but cannot dishonor her marriage.
Rose is a good, obedient Amish girl who joined the church early to prove to her parents that she will not fall prey to the English world as her sister Hen did. Rose has her eye on one Amish boy but finds herself drawn to Nick, her best friend. Nick’s rebellious ways baffle Rose, but she is still drawn to a connection she has with him and the desire to see him happy.
Both sisters know their decisions could have large consequences, but their desires to be happy and to make others happy weigh heavily on their hearts. Will they both be able to have the desires of their heart without hurting others?
This book kept my interest throughout and was difficult to put down when I needed too. Beverly Lewis’s books always put you there in the lives of the characters. I actually took a trip to Lancaster County while I was reading this book and I could imagine Rose and Hen living there in one of the beautiful farms I saw. I definitely recommend this book and look forward to reading about what happens next.

This book was free from the publisher. Thanks so much!!