Instead, they laugh, cry, get mad, forgive, love, and pick up the pieces. The Covenant, unveils the layers of deeply rooted Amish tradition as seen through the eyes of Leah and Sadie Ebersol, the two oldest, courting-age sisters.
And like real people, these characters do not go into euphoric swoons, nor have nervous breakdowns. Like us, they must struggle to function *with* their passions and problems, rather than calling a time-out on their lives for a plotline. Her characters are real people who have passions and worries, but still have floors to sweep and cows to milk. She manages to portray Lancaster County in an attractive, but thankfully not syrupy, manner. Leah, of course, is in love with someone else.īeverly Lewis is an immensely sweet and realistic writer. While dealing with these worries, Leah is also dealing with the pressure that her father is putting on her to marry Gideon and join the two families farms, when she comes of age. Leah, younger than Sadie, has not yet come to the age of rumsprunger, but is much more staid of temperment, and worried terribly over Sadie's running around. Sadie is a typical innocent young girl, intrigued with the wordly ways that she has been sheltered from, and running wild during her rumsprunger (the time when Amish teens get to do what they want before they commit themselves to an Amish/Anabaptist way of life). This is free download The Covenant (Abram’s Daughters, #1) by Beverly Lewis complete book soft copy.The plot focuses mostly on the two eldest daughters, Sadie and Leah. Click on below buttons to start Download The Covenant (Abram’s Daughters, #1) by Beverly Lewis PDF EPUB without registration. If you are still wondering how to get free PDF EPUB of book The Covenant (Abram’s Daughters, #1) by Beverly Lewis. The Covenant (Abram’s Daughters, #1) Download
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