Praise for Shelley Shepard Gray "Set in Apple Creek, Ohio, this heartwarming series launch from Gray follows an unlikely romance between a misfit and her secret admirer.Gray skillfully portrays Addie's struggles to belong and Daniel's growth as he comes to recognize Addie's many gifts. This touching romance will leave readers eager for the next entry in the series." -- Publishers Weekly on Happily Ever Amish "Enjoyable and charming." -- USA TODAY on A Perfect Amish Romance "Slow-burning, enjoyable romance [with] a poignant message about the importance of community, compassion, and doing what's right rather than what's easy." -- Publishers Weekly on The Protective One "A book lover's dream! In this charming series opener, Shelley Shepard Gray weaves a pair of sweet love stories, a likable inadvertent matchmaker, and a cast of quirky supporting characters into a story about the power of books to bring a community together. Fans of the genre as well as newcomers to Amish fiction are sure to make room for A Perfect Amish Romance on their keeper shelves." --Carla Laureano , RITA Award-Winning Author of Five Days in Skye and The Saturday Night Supper Club "Shelley has another winner with A Perfect Amish Romance .
I loved getting to know these well-written characters and reading about their romance and faith journeys. Shelley's fans will be pleased with this sweet story, and without a doubt she will win over new readers, too!" --Kathleen Fuller , bestselling author of The Innkeeper's Bride "Enjoyable. Readers will be delighted by Sarah Anne's gentle matchmaking. Each of the main characters undergoes realistic personal evolutions as they are shaped by transformative powers of love, hope, and faith. Gray's fans will love this quiet, endearing tale." -- Publishers Weekly on A Perfect Amish Romance "Author Shelley Shepard Gray is beloved for her swoon-worthy Amish love stories, and her latest exudes charm and joy. Bookmobile librarian and amateur matchmaker Sarah Anne Miller is determined to help Aaron Coblentz pass his GED, so she arranges for Kayla Kaufman to be his tutor. Sparks soon fly between Aaron and Kayla and they discover the true magic of unexpected love.
" -- Woman's World on A Perfect Amish Romance "The matchmaker being a bookmobile librarian--with some secrets of her own--is a new twist, and I enjoyed all of the characters, who were very realistically drawn, they seemed like real people you want to have a happy ending." -- The Parkersburg News and Sentinel on A Perfect Amish Romance "Gray's biblical themes are nuanced and well integrated into the narrative." -- Publishers Weekly on The Trustworthy One "Hope is found in unexpected places as this sweet Amish love story unfolds." -- Woman's World on The Trustworthy One.