The Amish Bonnet Sisters Series Box Set, Volume 7

The Unsuitable Amish Wedding: Her Amish Secret: Amish Harvest Mayhem

De: Samantha Price

Narrado por: Andy Garcia-Ruse, Charlotte Loring

The Amish bonnet sisters are back and, as usual, are full of surprises in this seventh bundle.

This three-in-one set contains books 19, 20, and 21: The Unsuitable Amish Wedding, Her Amish Secret, and Amish Harvest Mayhem.

The Unsuitable Amish Wedding: Shortly after the family has said good-bye to one unwanted houseguest, Bliss' cousin arrives for an extended stay. Cherish wants Debbie to fit in well with the family, but she's not too hopeful given some early warning signs.

Her Amish Secret: The sisters are back from their brother's wedding. It's not long before Cherish discovers something is amiss with Debbie, their new houseguest.

What is it that Debbie is hiding from everyone?

Amish Harvest Mayhem: The Baker/Bruner household has a permanent addition to their family - cousin Debbie. Debbie has found a way to fit in with the bonnet sisters and their blended family. Although, she'd rather have a very different life and secretly hopes she won't be there forever.

This series is best listened to in order, starting from book number one, Amish Mercy. Or, catch up with the Amish Bonnet Sisters Box Sets Books One to Three (Amish Mercy, Amish Honor, A Simple Kiss).

©2021 Samantha Price (P)2021 Samantha Price

Strange names

Some of the names are a bit strange but not bad listening to it. At first i didn't think i would like it but the more it went on the better it got.
The reader in the first books were a bit better then the last ones.
The ending could of been a bit better.

Do not like the new narration

After listening to the first 18 books with the same narrator, it just doesn't sound right with new narration. Story line continues from book to book, and is very good.

Best narrators

I have read box sets 1-7 and this seventh one has the best narration of all of them! The characters are much more realistic.

love these box sets

Love love love the Bonnet Sisters series. The characters are like family now!!! I want MORE!!!

Famly First

The continuing story of the Bonnet sisters is a coming of age saga for an Amish family.

Different Narrator

Did not like the Narrator...I've listened to Books 1-18 in the same voices...to introduce a new Narrator at this stage in the series was not a good move. You get accustomed to hearing the same voices for the characters...it's like you have to learn the characters all over again. Did not finish the book...won't listen to the rest of them either.

I enjoy these stories.

My only complaint is the change in narration. I had gotten use to Stephanie Dillard.

I don’t know why they changed the narrator

I’ve heard all books this far and this narrator is awful. Hopefully the next series will go back to original narrator.
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Sadly , the stories are going downhill

Firstly.. narrative of first book, just awful. All characters the same, had to listen to the first chapter 3 times to acclimate myself. Ada and Wilma… nastier than ever , especially to Cherish.. gives Amish people a bad rap. Story is stale. Same with book 21, just wish Ada would disappear from the stories she’s so dreadful. Book 21 . I’m laughing as the character Wilma goes on about how hard she worked raising her daughters yet many of the first books depicted her as a lazy, inattentive parent who only cared about being waited on especially by the step daughter Florence and Wilma’s nasty mean best friend Ada who spurred Wilma’s uselessness along all of of a sudden in book 21 are kind and always forgiven by others no matter how rotten they are. So these 3 books are a huge disappointment but no doubt I have to see where the rest of the stories go I’ve hung in here this long, not even more downhill I hope and definitely need the original narrator back!!! The writer appears to had given up on the series and ran out of a decent storyline. She should have quit while ahead! What a shame!

great story

I don't like the person telling the story. her voice doesn't fit. I like the previous narrator.