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The Preacher's Daughter: Annie's People Series, Book 1
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LENGTH3 hrs and 18 mins
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RELEASE DATE02-01-10
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
The Preacher's Daughter is the first in a captivating new series, Annie's People, and introduces an Amish community in Paradise, Pennsylvania - a heavenly sounding place, but one that has seen its share of heartache and mystery. A moving story of friendship, secrets, and love.
Annie Zook, the only daughter of an Old Order Amish preacher, wants to please her parents and her Plain community, but a hidden passion stands in the way. Creating art is strictly forbidden by Annie's church district. Her secret has already cost her the affection of handsome Rudy Esh. She must choose between her art and the People - the only life she knows. Louisa Stratford, Annie's longtime pen pal, is a modern Denverite who shares Annie's love of art. When Louisa escapes her own problems to go to Paradise for a taste of the simple life, will she nudge Annie closer to all she has known and loved....or tempt Annie to pursue her own dreams?
Spend some more time with Annie's People.
©2005 Beverly Lewis (P)2010 Bethany House
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What Members Say
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"Wondered why it was so short!"
This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?I love beverly lewis books. I didn't realize that I was purchasing an abridged book and not the original book. No wonder it was only 8.00. And the woman reading the book sounded like an older russian lady instead of a young Amish girl. I see that she wasn't used again in other Beverly Lewis books, thank goodness!
Has The Preacher's Daughter turned you off from other books in this genre?No way!
How did the narrator detract from the book?She sounded too old and Not Amish, but Russian
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