Reviews for Anna's Return (Pleasant Valley Series #3)

The average rating for Anna's Return (Pleasant Valley Series #3) based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-10-07 00:00:00 Salvador Silva Anna Beiler returns home after being separated from her Amish family for three long years. She is no longer that same young irresponsible girl that she was when she ran away to the English world. She doesn't return to her family alone but brings a one year old baby girl with her. What Anna's family doesn't know is that she is on the run and doesn't plan on staying long. She's hoping to throw her baby, Gracie's father off by blending into the Amish community. Pete has no idea that Anna is Amish or even where she came from. Pete wants to take Gracie away from Anna even though she has legal custody of her. But is she really safe from Pete and his treats to take Gracie from her. I was swept into this story from the beginning. The spark of interest that seemed to grow between Anna and Samuel , her brother Joseph's best friend. I enjoyed the edge of seat reading in this story as Anna's greatest fears seemed to be coming true near the end of the book. A real nail biter for sure and for certain. Enough said. If you've been keeping up with this series you won't want to miss Anna's Return, book three. If your a fan of Marta Perry you will love this book as it certainly didn't disappoint this reader. I highly recommend it to all readers of Christian Fiction.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-10-29 00:00:00 Tom Bassow Anna's Return was a thriller and romance rolled into one. It was very refreshing. This one kept me on the edge of my seat to the end. Anna Beiler had spent three years in the English world after running away from her Amish roots. Now she is back with her adopted daughter Gracie. This is sure to cause a stir. Her plan is to stay there until she and Gracie are safe. Gracie's father Pete signed away his rights before she was born. Her mother gave her legally to Anna before she died. Now Pete wants her back and will do anything to get her. Anna's plans were temporary she thought. The Samuel entered her life. She finds that what she had run from can be mended and forgiveness is there for the asking. I absolutely love Amish fiction. I hate to say it but it is one of the very few types of romance stories I will read. I love the simple life, the budding romance and the Christian lessons all wrapped up in one book. Marta Perry did an excellent job with her characters. You could feel the fear and pain in Anna's situation. We can all relate to doing something stupid and fearing we will not be forgiven. I look forward to reading more of her books.