Love Bears All Things by Beth Wiseman

Could God be o­ffering Charlotte a second chance at true love?
Charlo­tte Dolinsky needs time to recover after breaking up with her boyfriend, Ryan. But when a surprise visitor shows up on her doorstep in Texas, she’s forced to put aside her own worries to help her Amish friends in Lancaster County. Soon she is entangled in a web of deception—and this time, she isn’t the only one keeping secrets.
Daniel Byler struggles each day in his Amish community to heal from his fiancée’s betrayal. When he discovers that a member of his family is in danger of being shunned, his pain turns to fear. His only way to help is by partnering with Charlo­tte, a woman he barely knows who has already deceived them all before.
Charlo­tte begins building a friendship with Daniel that she’ll need to lean on when more surprises surface from her past and she once again finds herself torn between two worlds. Will Charlotte’s friends in the Amish community be able to show her the power of redemption and lead her home? And can she help young Jacob realize that God offers second chances at happiness when she isn’t even sure herself?

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About the Author

Beth Wiseman is the award-winning and bestselling author of the Daughters of the Promise, Land of Canaan, and Amish Secrets series. While she is best known for her Amish novels, Beth has also written contemporary novels including Need You Now, The House that Love Built, and The Promise.




Here is what I thought.....
I have really enjoyed reading this book. This is my first book by this author. It definitely won't be my last. The characters are great. The storyline grabbed me from page one. I love Amish Fiction and I think I will add this author to my go to list of Amish Fiction writers. I liked the mystery and light suspense that this novel had as well. I would highly recommend it to any Amish fiction lover and I think this would be a great starter for those who are new to Amish Fiction. I received this book from the Fiction Guild for free. A positive review was not required. All opinions are my own.