Christmastime is the time for love, family and miracles. Susan Woods Fisher delivers just that in “Christmas At Rose Hill Farm”. This is a story set in Amish country (a genera I’m not at all familiar with). The main character, Beth, has an wedding coming up. Though she love her fiancé Amos, she can’t get her ex Billy out of her mind. In a twist, Billy is sent back to look for a “lost” species of roses. With the magic of Christmas love finds a way to work everything out.

I liked this story. It was a completely different genre of story and I’m glad I took a chance and dove in. The love story was perfect and put me in the Christmas Spirit.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Suzanne Woods Fisher is a bestselling, award winning author of Amish fiction and non-fiction and a columnist for The Christian Post and Cooking & Such magazine. She has won a Carol award, been a finalist for the Christy Award, and was a two-time finalist for the ECPA Book of the Year.
Her interest in the Amish began with her grandfather, who was raised Plain in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. She travels back east a couple of times each year for research. Fisher has a great admiration for the Plain people and believes they provide wonderful examples to the world. She has an underlying belief in her books — you don’t have to “go Amish” to incorporate many of their principles into your life: simplicity, living with less, appreciating nature, forgiving others more readily, trusting in God.
When Fisher isn’t writing, playing tennis or bragging to her friends about her grandbabies, she is raising puppies for Guide Dogs for the Blind.