You Shall Not Covet. The Amish Ten Commandments Series, #10

Par : Rebecca Byler
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-5163-9270-4
  • EAN9781516392704
  • Date de parution17/08/2015
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurGiselle Renarde

Résumé

You Shall Not Covet: A Double PortionAbram courts Mother Miller and the couple prepares for their impending nuptials, and Henry and Ruth fall more in love, although Ruth begins to be jealous of Helen and Roxanne's pregnancies. In an attempt to help his wife, Henry finds a way to give her a child through an alliance with a dying single mother of an infant. Ruth resists Henry's efforts, but falls in love with boppli Samantha and the mother, Olivia, during this quest to become a mamm.
Meanwhile, Helen and Levi finally heal from the loss of their first child as Helen prepares to give birth again. This story, gleaned from The Tenth Commandment, highlights the meaning of God's word in a heartbreaking way as Ruth learns and is given a double portion of motherhood in the end. This is the tenths book in Rebecca Byler's new The Amish Ten Commandments Series. 
I am a committed Christian, and I love to write. Storytelling is my passion. I became interested in Amish culture when I visited Lancaster, Pennsylvania, as a student. I found it to be a fascinating culture and way of life. The Amish way of life has survived and remains as strong as ever, even in our modern society. Sometimes, I long for their simple lifestyle and close-knit family units myself-but only in my daydreams, as I love modern conveniences far too much!I am married, and when I am not writing, I am busy looking after my little girl.
I cannot wait for the day when she is old enough to read my work. I live in a quaint village, and I love spending time in my rose garden. You can reach me directly at . I hope you enjoy reading my Amish Love Stories series as much as I enjoy writing them.