Again I enjoyed this story of loss and grief, along with waiting for a newborn. I voluntarily chose to review this clean, Amish, story and I've rated it a 4.5*. Lots to enjoy in this, but again the big cliffhanger. I finished one and a half of these books in a evening. On to the next. ( )

Summer comes to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Luke comes out of his coma but still hasn't recovered his memory.

Meredith's attitude has improved in this book compared to the previous one, but her mother-in-law now seems to be the one with a (somewhat) bad attitude.

It seems I was wrong about two characters possibly being set up by the author to pair up later--then again, who knows . . . it might still happen since the one's beau is not a church member. ( )

The further I read in this series, the harder it is to put down. I find myself finishing one story, to just pick up and start the next book in this series. They are all quick reads and now that I am nearing the end of the story I just want to keep reading to see what happens next, even though I am pretty sure what is going to happen. The author does a good job of making her characters seem very real.

In this story Meredith and Jonah begin a very good friendship as Jonah tries to help Meredith around her farm. Meanwhile, Luke awakes form his coma and now must try to regain his memory, with the help of a very loving and caring family. ( )

Meredith misses her husband. A friend, Jonah stops by to help her, but what will others say?

Everything is moving right along in Meredith's pregnancy and her life. She has Laurie and Alma around to help her out and Jonah keeps stopping by to help out. Jonah really does secretly love Meredith, however he knows is not ready for a relationship and she is anxiously awaiting the arrival of the darling Boppli and wondering if that will hurt or help her missing Luke.

Luke has awoken fully, however does not remember who his is and nothing is jogging his memory but his body is starting to heal. Anne and Susan have a wonderful idea to help Luke "Eddie" as they call him once he is released from the hospital since he has no where to go they have spoken to their grandparent's about allowing him to move in and help out until he can figure out his place in this world.

Meredith is also thinking of her feelings for Jonah but isn't quite sure. But everyone else especially Laure and Alma are seeing the spark there.

Another great book in this series. ( )