Courting Caleb

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<b><i>In a small Appalachian community with few single men, young Amish women take fate in hand and help forge their own paths to happy marriages . .</i></b><b> .</b><br> <br><b>Wanted: An Amish Mail Order Groom. Age 2030. Must understand that courting will follow the marriage ceremony in</b><b><i>gut</i></b><b>order. Seeking one who is reserved, quiet, and bookish.</b><br> <br> It worked for her best friend, so why shouldnt Abigail Mast, the local potter of Blackberry Falls, follow suit and advertise for a groom? But her plan goes awry when<i>two</i> men arrive in answer to her ad. The bishops unexpected solution: Abigail should court them both and make a decision by Valentines Day. Just as the clay she works with reveals its true purpose in time, surely she will discover which man is most suited to be her<br> husband . . .<br> <br> Caleb thought his<i>bruder</i>was crazy for answering an ad and agreeing to marry a complete stranger. Yet theres no denying hes found a<i>gut</i> wife and a happy life. Rather than agree to the unsuitable match his father has made for him, Caleb answers another ad from faraway Blackberry Falls. There he discovers a woman who makes him forget his pastand a rival groom-to-be. Will<i>Gott</i> free all involved to make the right decisions for their heads and their hearts?<br> <br><b>Praise for Kelly Long and her novels</b><br><br><b>Longs writing style is smooth and engaging, her characters true to the period yet timeless in their hopes and flaws and personal battles.<br> USAToday.com</b><br><br><b>Delivers a sense of escape from todays hustle and bustle into a gentler and simpler world.</b><br><b><i><b></b>Publishers Weekly</i></b><br><br><b>Long creates storylines that captivate her readers.<br> <i>RT Book Reviews</i></b>

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