Dianne Christner, Covered Bridge Charm, Shiloh Run
Press, 2016.
Also available in Nook and Kindle
Fiction
Reviewed by Dorinda Kauzlarich-Rupe
This book is a really easy read that is fun and relaxing. It
is, in several ways, a love story. The main character, Carly, is a member of
the Holley Conservative Mennonite Fellowship, but with some kinds of “wild
behaviors,” such as riding a pink bicycle.
Carly emanates Christian love to those she comes in contact
with, especially the residents of the Sweet Life Living Facility, where she
works. The facility doesn’t have the funding it needs to serve the residents as
she would like them served so she goes about working to facilitate changes,
often to the chagrin of the administrator, who is also family. Romantic love
too? Of course. The author has family background that is Amish, was raised
Mennonite and, therefore brings authenticity to that aspect of the book.
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