Sometimes to follow your
heart, you have to break the rules.
About The Book: Amish girls don’t dance. Dancing is against the rules
and Nora Beiler always follows the rules…until a runaway logging truck shatters
her world forever. Desperate to heal from injuries incurred by the accident,
she enrolls in a fitness class at a local senior center, never dreaming it might
involve tap dancing…or just how much she would come to love to dance.
Exiled from Nashville, country music star Tucker McClure
has no one to blame but himself. Weekly gigs at the local farmers’ market keep
the demons at bay. The last thing he expects to find himself is in an old folks
fitness class…and dancing with a girl who makes him question everything he
thought he wanted.
Can love bridge the gaps between broken hearts and disparate
worlds?
Our Review: It comes as a joy to relive Wendy Rich Stetson’s rich
and evocative phrasing such as what is found in Heartsong Hills, book 2
in her Hearts of the Ridge series, and recent release by the Wild Rose Press. Set
in rural Pennsylvania, this sweetly honest love story follows members of the Plain
folk who celebrate strong traditions and faith without question in the Ordnung
of Amish rules. But what happens when in order to heal and recover, one must
consider going outside the rules? Then, after finding healing from world shattering
loss, what would one give up to find everlasting love?
On a scale of 1-5, Heartsong
Hills deserves a 7.
Kat Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
