A very well written and entertaining book. Good plot and character development. A good clean read. I received an advance ebook from the publisher and this is my unbiased review.

This book isn't in my normal realm of reading. However, I was intrigued and gave it a shot. It was cute! I've always been interested in Amish and this book gave a glimpse into their lives. Even though this isn't my normal read, I may just go back and read this whole series.

Thanks to Netgalley for the chance to read this book before publication.

Good meaning mothers meddle with their sons and daughters to spark romance. Good story, that made me smile and chuckle. Amish romance and was hard to put down. Just wish some cookie recipes would have been included. Otherwise, highly recommend this book and author.

Sarah Price does it again. The final book in the Amish Cookie Club series is here and it is wonderful.

Every week Edna and her three childhood friends get together to bake cookies for the Sunday services in their church districts. What turned into a way to stay in touch soon became a business. Additionally, the four women come up with ways to help their children become the best they can be. This time it's Wilma's twins Rachel and Ella Mae.

Rachel and Ella Mae have been together since birth and have gained a reputation for being tough to work with. Edna needs help with her side business and accepts the twins help. Hopefully, she can teach them a thing or two about working together. Throughout the weeks the girls do get better as well as capture the attention of Edna's sons, Jonas and Jeremiah.

An adorable story about sibling dynamics and staying true to yourself. And how that can lead to the one your meant to be with.

I have read all of the books in this series and loved each one. This is the third book in the series, however, each can be read independently. They are all so delightful that you will want to read them all to follow this group of Amish ladies who get together every week to bake cookies for their various church charities.

In this one, we find the “Cookie Club” ladies continuing with their matchmaking between one member’s twin daughters, and another members two sons.

This is a delightful mixture of personalities and twists and turns to the plot. Will this matchmaking lead to the end result the mothers are hoping will happen, or will there be surprising results from these interactions?
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and highly recommend it. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Kensington Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

The Cookie Club members are back! Baking cookies to sell, catching up on news and plotting a way to get Edna's two sons interested in the twin duaghters of one of her friends. Although thye do get the job done, it is most interesting to see how they get there. A nice taste of a plain and simple life. with a great deal of love andlaughter thrown in.

Edna Esh is playing matchmaker again....this time with her sons and a set of twin sisters. There is some confusion, though, about who should go with whom, and this causes a few funny situations. This is not really a deep read, or one that tackles bigger issues, but is a fun glimpse into two very different sisters who happen to share the same birthday... While part of a series, each of these books most definitely functions as a stand alone.

Edna Esh needs help with her business serving English folks. Her friend Wilma suggest her twin daughters, Rachel and Ella Mae. The problem is the girls constantly bicker with each other. Wilma hopes that her daughters will fall for Edna’s sons Jeremiah and Jonas. Edna isn’t sure about this idea but goes along with it. Let the matchmaking games begin. I really enjoyed this story. You will enjoy the matchmaking efforts of Edna. This book is part of a series but can be read as a stand alone. Thank you to NetGalley and Kensington {Zebra} for the E-ARC. This my own opinion.