Lizzie Engel learns a difficult lesson: problems have a way of following you. She ran from the pressures of her strict Mennonite upbringing in Kingdom, Kansas. After five years, her life has taken another downward spiral, and she's on the run once again. Her once despised town now seems a possible safe haven.
Noah Housler, an old friend, brings back pleasant memories. How can she think of romance when secrets threaten her life?
I LOVED this book! The author plunked me into the setting and into Lizzie's life. I couldn't put it down. My Mom also gave Nancy Mehl's story high marks. I was torn between wanting to see what happened and yet not wanting the story to end.
Disclaimer: I won this book in a blog contest. Neither the author nor the publisher asked for this recommendation or gave me any payment.
Writers: What are some of the methods you use to make your characters and settings realistic?
Readers: What books have gripped you and put you in the "I want to finish/I don't want to finish" dilemma?
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