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Allison Troyer has no idea how to manage a household. Her mother died when she was young. She was raised by her unmarried aunt. The woman never taught Allison how to cook, clean or manage a house. She considered Allison messy. Allison spent most of her life outdoors. She was somewhat of a Tom Boy. When she turns eighteen ,her father sends her to spend the summer with her mother’s twin sister.
She finds herself living among strangers. James and Aaron are soon competing for her attention.
The Brides of Webster County by Wanda E. Brunstetter is four delightful stories in one volume. The name Wanda Brunstetter has become a favorite among fans of romance. "Amish Romance" has become a separate category in the romance genre. While these books are fictional, they give a great insight into the life and beliefs of the Amish. They leave a sense of peace and calmness. The Brides of Webster County focuses on four women in Missouri, each searching their heart concerning their faith.
