Crushing on Love

By all accounts young Jenna Bellar should be happy. Experiencing her Rumspringa and many of the freedoms that go with it, her family is supportive and indulging.

But that’s the problem. If courting young men turns into the kind of relationship her parents have, she isn’t sure she ever wants to marry. Sure, they love each other, but it seems empty and held together by history and convenience. What kind of marriage is that? And besides, she’s never gotten attention 0r turned heads like her sisters anyway.

Maybe Jenna doesn’t need love in her life after all.

Yet an Englisch boy soon catches her eye, and suddenly those butterflies in her stomach are all too real. Even more, her new Englisch friend Amanda gets her to try makeup, and she quickly feel what it’s like to have someone look at her like they look at her sisters.

Proper or not, she wars within herself to find out who she is and her place in the Amish way of life. Can two people love each other than more for just convenience? And if so, can she find that kind of love for herself?

Read this sweet and wholesome Amish Romance by Emma Maas today...