The Courtship Basket (Paperback)
The second book in Amy Clipstonās bestselling Amish Heirloom series!
āReaders will be engaged not only with Rachel and Mikeās romance, but also with the slowly unwinding story told by Rachelās mother about her courtship days with Rachelās father.ā ā RT Book Reviews
Years ago, a picnic basket brought two hearts together. For Rachel and Mike, history may be about to repeat itself.
Rachel Fisher is devastated when the young man sheās loved for years leaves her to date her best friend. Her heart is broken, and she has all but given up on love. Determined to keep her mind off the pain, she starts teaching at an Amish school for children with learning disabilities.
Since his father became ill, Mike Lantz has been overwhelmed with the responsibility of providing for his family and caring for his six-year-old brother, John. When John joins Rachelās class and she learns that his mother is deceased and his father sick, she desperately wants to help the family, even with something as simple as a meal.
With her parentsā old picnic basket, Rachel begins sending food to the Lantz family. As the weeks go by, Johnās grades start to improve, and the attraction grows between Rachel and Mike. They canāt deny that their friendship is growing toward something more, but both of them are hesitant to risk a more serious relationship.
The last thing Rachel wants is another heartbreak, and Mike is worried about providing for his loved ones. Will the two be able to reconcile their past hurts with new hope for the future?
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The Courtship Basket (Paperback)
The Courtship Basket (Paperback)
The second book in Amy Clipstonās bestselling Amish Heirloom series!
āReaders will be engaged not only with Rachel and Mikeās romance, but also with the slowly unwinding story told by Rachelās mother about her courtship days with Rachelās father.ā ā RT Book Reviews
Years ago, a picnic basket brought two hearts together. For Rachel and Mike, history may be about to repeat itself.
Rachel Fisher is devastated when the young man sheās loved for years leaves her to date her best friend. Her heart is broken, and she has all but given up on love. Determined to keep her mind off the pain, she starts teaching at an Amish school for children with learning disabilities.
Since his father became ill, Mike Lantz has been overwhelmed with the responsibility of providing for his family and caring for his six-year-old brother, John. When John joins Rachelās class and she learns that his mother is deceased and his father sick, she desperately wants to help the family, even with something as simple as a meal.
With her parentsā old picnic basket, Rachel begins sending food to the Lantz family. As the weeks go by, Johnās grades start to improve, and the attraction grows between Rachel and Mike. They canāt deny that their friendship is growing toward something more, but both of them are hesitant to risk a more serious relationship.
The last thing Rachel wants is another heartbreak, and Mike is worried about providing for his loved ones. Will the two be able to reconcile their past hurts with new hope for the future?
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The second book in Amy Clipstonās bestselling Amish Heirloom series!
āReaders will be engaged not only with Rachel and Mikeās romance, but also with the slowly unwinding story told by Rachelās mother about her courtship days with Rachelās father.ā ā RT Book Reviews
Years ago, a picnic basket brought two hearts together. For Rachel and Mike, history may be about to repeat itself.
Rachel Fisher is devastated when the young man sheās loved for years leaves her to date her best friend. Her heart is broken, and she has all but given up on love. Determined to keep her mind off the pain, she starts teaching at an Amish school for children with learning disabilities.
Since his father became ill, Mike Lantz has been overwhelmed with the responsibility of providing for his family and caring for his six-year-old brother, John. When John joins Rachelās class and she learns that his mother is deceased and his father sick, she desperately wants to help the family, even with something as simple as a meal.
With her parentsā old picnic basket, Rachel begins sending food to the Lantz family. As the weeks go by, Johnās grades start to improve, and the attraction grows between Rachel and Mike. They canāt deny that their friendship is growing toward something more, but both of them are hesitant to risk a more serious relationship.
The last thing Rachel wants is another heartbreak, and Mike is worried about providing for his loved ones. Will the two be able to reconcile their past hurts with new hope for the future?










