Sadie (The Amish of Morrissey County Book One)

An Amish Romance

By: Sylvia Price

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Welcome to Morrissey County! This fictional region in Pennsylvania Amish country is home to several generations of strong-willed Amish women who know what they want in life, even if others disagree. Join these women on their search for love and acceptance.

Morrissey County, 1999

Sadie Renno has never liked being Amish. Perhaps she inherited her mother, Sarah’s, desire to leave the Amish. She saw one magazine of American culture when she was young and knew that was the life for her.

Aaron Miller, one of the town's most devout Amish community members, has always had an eye for Sadie Renno. He has spent as much time imagining their wedding as she has spent imagining her life in the city, but Sadie has no desire to be with a man who represents all that she is trying to escape.

Sadie meets someone with a car who is willing to whisk her away, but when Aaron learns that Sadie may leave the community, he does everything in his power to show her that she should stay. Will Aaron be able to lure her away from the city’s lights? Or will Sadie manage to do what her mother couldn’t? Find out in this sweet Amish romance as you become immersed in the lives of these Morrissey County residents.

Sadie is the first book of the Amish of Morrissey County series. Each book is a stand-alone read, but to make the most of the series, you should consider reading them in order.

the character Sadie

Sadie found God after she left the Amish clan and went out on her on

how she 😢 and G-D herd. her

thank G-D for this wonderful series of faith, thank you too all who had apart in these series helped my faith increase. thank you again.

It was a very easy read and good book

The book was easy to read and tells of a young girl having to choose the life God has for her or the life Satan has for her.

Computer narrator leaves much to be desired

The story is very well written, and and has many twists to hold interest. The performance made it bland and almost uninteresting. The computer generated voice, took all the warmth and expression out of the story.