Review: A Time to Heal - Barbara Cameron

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Do you enjoy Amish set novels especially ones that join together both the Amish community and what is known as the Englischer's - this is people who live outside of the Amish community .


A Time to Heal - Quilts of Lancaster County Series #2

Review: A Time To Heal - Quilts of Lancaster County Series #2 - Barbara Cameron- March 2011

When I was going through Netgalley and saw this book the other day , I thought that it looked like a good read and left it at that with not too much thought -just the fact that I was going to add it to my read and review pile . Then at work today , I saw a book come through called A Time to Love and it had a similar cover and as I was about to read this I clicked that the book I have put aside on my desk to read when I get a chance is actually Book #1 in this particular series. It's funny how things work out.  So this is to be one series which I will read back to front , though gathering from after finishing this book , I have a fair idea what book #1 could be about.
In Book#2 A Time to Heal , we meet outsider and war veteran Chris Matlock , he was injured in Afghanistan when he met Jenny - a reporter in the local hospital there , they became good friends. Now home from Aghanistan, Chris is searching for something to fill the gap in his heart and mend the heartbreak and nightmares from being in the Army. He decides to drop in and visit Jenny who is now married to an Amisher Matthew. Chris accepts Matthew's offer to stay on his farm and help work , from the start we can tell that this is to be Chris and Matthew's sister Hannah's tale of love , as many of these books follow the same formula. From the start we see than Chris brings out a side in Hannah that is rare for her and we start to see the old wives tale of opposites attracting becoming a reality. However can Hannah accept an Englischer to be her one true lover and is Chris ready to open his heart up to love and share his deepest desires though it scares him to share anything about his life ?
Is Lancaster County , the Amish Paradise that Chris has been needing to Heal his wounds and is Hannah is band-aid ?
Find out in this amazing book , that is easy-to-read and keeps the readers entertained. It is one of the best Amish set books I have read in a long time. Barbara Cameron's writing is more along the lines of Shelley Shepard Gray and Janette Oke rather than Beverley Lewis and Suzanne Woods Fisher.


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