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Synopsis
She came home uncertain. He arrived with nothing left to hold onto. Together, they may find what they’ve been missing all along. Rachel returns from Rumspringa unsure if she belongs in the life she left behind. The rules feel tighter than ever—and her heart still aches for something more. When she agrees to help at Pine Hollows Inn, she believes it will be temporary. Samuel Troyer knows what it means to feel lost. With no future waiting for him at home, he arrives at Pine Hollows Inn searching for direction—but finds only hard work and unanswered prayers. At the inn, long days of labor leave little room for escape. Yet in the rhythm of shared work and honest conversation, they begin to see something new take root—something steady, something real. But peace doesn’t come easily. She fears losing herself and he fears he has nothing left to offer. Both must decide whether faith is worth trusting when the future remains uncertain. Can two searching hearts discover that true purpose isn’t found in running away—but in standing exactly where they’re meant to be? Enjoy the third installment of the Seasons at Pine Hollows Inn Series. Step into a community where service, familye and faith are at the heart of their happiness and where love seems to find a way at the most unexpected times.
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Is Summer at Pine Hollows Inn appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
This is a clean, faith-based Amish romance with no violence, sexual content, or profanity. The themes center on faith, community, and finding purpose through service and honest connection.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include anxiety and identity crisis.
Who'll love this
Teens who enjoy gentle romance stories about finding where you belong and building meaningful connections through faith and hard work will appreciate this story.