This book is so good!! It's well written and holds your attention. The story deals with some hard issues that you don't find in many Amish books and the author did an excellent job. If you are looking for a good clean read, grab this book. It is wonderful! Thank you Kensington Books/Zebra via NetGalley for the ARC copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.

A sweet story dealing with some hard issues. Willa, a young single mother lives with Anka and Dan, helping out with work around their Amish home. After struggling with her poor decisions, Willa finds peace and decides to become Amish. Max, Dan's business partner has had his own problems and finds Anka and her baby irresistible. I found this story to be atypical of most Amish fiction. It's hard to review without giving away most of the story.

Home to Stay is a very bittersweet story. I loved how it told of a girl, Willa, turned her life around from drug addiction, to becoming Amish. Willa meets Max, and their friendship grows. Tragedy strikes near the end of the book, but they discover how to overcome unexpected trouble and help their friend through it as well. A very good story, clean, and well written

Another sweet amish book. with all The things we expect from an amish book. strong realationships, hope, faith in God. But this book also deals with mental health issues.,suicide, The healing powerfrom an innocent Child and the chance to start over. I recommend this book..Thank you to netgalley for this e arc in exchange for an honest review

Willa is an unwed mother, who has sought work and sanctuary with the Amish. Max is a partner with the people she is staying with, and slowly a friendship and love develop. Not being Amish of course is an issue, but can they overcome their differences? A good story, but there is sadness and depression as well. Would recommend.