This entire triology is very good & I believe Woodsmall's best work. I love the characters in each of the 3 books & how even though each book's major focus is another couple, she still weaves the storyline of previous people into the new story. By the end you feel like you know these people. Great character development.
"Harvest of Grace" by Cindy Woodsmall is the 3rd book in the Ada's House trilogy and it completes the stories of the main characters of the 1st books. In this novel, Sylvia flees her family home and leaves 8 sisters behind to work at the Blank farm. Aaron Blank returns home to the dairy farm to coax his parents to sell out and move to the city where he plans to run an appliance store.
But nothing is a easy as it seems. There are missunderstandings on all sides and old hurts are exposed. And at Ada's house, Deborah and Cara are working through issues of their own.
But through it all we see God's provision and grace lived out through the Amish and English who frequent Ada's House.
But nothing is a easy as it seems. There are missunderstandings on all sides and old hurts are exposed. And at Ada's house, Deborah and Cara are working through issues of their own.
But through it all we see God's provision and grace lived out through the Amish and English who frequent Ada's House.
This was the conclusion in the Ada's House series. I really enjoyed reading this story. I loved how all of the characters were connected. This is one of Cindy Woodsmall's best series yet. I definitely recommend to others to read. If you haven't read the first two, you won't be lost in this story. She does a good job describing the characters and their connections to others in the story.
Leola C. (swamponkeymom) reviewed The Harvest of Grace (Ada's House, Bk 3) on + 353 more book reviews
This is the third book in a series. It brings together nicely all the characters in to a conclusion. I enjoyed all the characters in this series. I still liked her 1st series the best.
Adriane M. (therealmckoys) reviewed The Harvest of Grace (Ada's House, Bk 3) on + 4 more book reviews
This was a very good book. I enjoyed the way that Cindy Woodsmall used the suspense of the battle of our wills/emotions instead of the suspense in our physical world. She also brought this series to a satisfying conclusion.
Toni C. (oneperkychick) - , reviewed The Harvest of Grace (Ada's House, Bk 3) on + 176 more book reviews
I couldn't wait for a free moment to read this book!
