Sarah's Christmas Miracle
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Sarah's Christmas Miracle

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  • Posted July 5, 2010

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    exciting family drama

    Sarah Beachy seems very contented living in her small Amish community in Ohio. She loves her family, has an interested beau Adam Troyer, and enjoys her work at the Country Pleasures Bed and Breakfast where Englishers from all over the state come to stay for a taste of the Amish.

    Perhaps the only negative is her older brother Caleb left the People to join a construction company in Cleveland. Sarah wants Caleb home for Christmas after being away for over four years. This Thanksgiving she decides, over the objections of her parents, to go to the big city, find her sibling and persuade him to come home.

    This is an exciting family drama as most of the tale follows the courageous heroine as a small fish in the big pond of Cleveland trying to find and convince her brother to come home. The story line is character driven and not just by Sarah as her Mamm prays to God to keep her children safe and bring them home while Adam struggles not to go after the woman he loves but instead places his faith in God and her. Not a romance by any stretch, and the Caleb situation is too simplified as one wonders "How you're going to keep him down on the farm after he has seen" Cleveland.

    Harriet Klausner

    4 out of 4 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted December 10, 2011

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    Great Messages

    This was an excellent Christmas story. Mary Ellis did an excellent job writing this story. God gave her a good messages to get across to us readers for Christmas and every day of the year.

    "Life is not always green on the other side."

    "Your sins will and are forgiven."

    1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 23, 2012

    Sweet Christmas Story

    Short but sweet christmas story about finding ones way, finding ones way home and forgiveness.

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  • Posted November 16, 2011

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    A joy to read!

    I love the Amish fiction. Sarah Beachy has a job she loves at an english bed and breakfast, a boyfriend who wants to marry and a family who loves her dearly. So why is she not content? Her english boss has two children who may not be home for Christmas and her own brother hasw been gone for 5 years to his life in the english world. She worries that she could have children some day who would leave and break her heart too. This is a wonderful story about what she discovers about life and herself.

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