Susan N. (2many) reviewed Heritage of Lancaster County: The Shunning / The Confession / The Reckoning on
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I really enjoyed this book and if you are a fan of Beverly Lewis then I am sure you will enjoy this book!
Geraldine C. (gerric) reviewed Heritage of Lancaster County: The Shunning / The Confession / The Reckoning on + 25 more book reviews
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This is a 3 book set. A good way to read these books in order.
Janice H. (painterscorner) reviewed Heritage of Lancaster County: The Shunning / The Confession / The Reckoning on + 7 more book reviews
Beverly Lewis is the author who best portrays the Amish people. I live near the Amish and Beverly does an excellent of making you feel like you are right there living the Amish life. I have read some Amish fiction by other authors and they need to visit the People to get the feel of what their lives are really like.
You will not go wrong by reading this book...I plan to read mine again in the near future.
You will not go wrong by reading this book...I plan to read mine again in the near future.
Cherish A. (caandahl) reviewed Heritage of Lancaster County: The Shunning / The Confession / The Reckoning on + 18 more book reviews
This is a excellent series.
I have Read books by Cindy Woodsmall and this writer has a similar writing style.
An excellent way to get the whole series in one book!
Very good reading,lots of Characters make this book interesting and hard to put down
I have Read books by Cindy Woodsmall and this writer has a similar writing style.
An excellent way to get the whole series in one book!
Very good reading,lots of Characters make this book interesting and hard to put down
Nansi M. reviewed Heritage of Lancaster County: The Shunning / The Confession / The Reckoning on + 7 more book reviews
Love reading about the Amish, and Bev Lewis is one of my favorites!
Anna S. (Bustercaesarmom) reviewed Heritage of Lancaster County: The Shunning / The Confession / The Reckoning on + 68 more book reviews
Although I enjoyed the three books in this set, they weren't anything outstanding. I'm glad that all three books were included in this set, because the plot in each individual novel is pretty thin. I recently read "Plain Truth" by Jodi Picoult and learned much more about the Amish lifestyle from that story, in addition to having better characters and a good mystery.
