His Amish Nanny (Amish Romance): Amish Maids Trilogy, Book 1

Good Book. My only frustration and why it got 4 instead of 5 stars is because while reading it, I came across what the editor should have caught and corrected. In Chapter 4, there was this error. “As they made their way to his downstairs bedroom” Then further in the chapter when coming out of the bedroom it stated “Refusing to hold her hand, Leo made his way down the stairs”. If this were corrected, then I would give the book 5 stars.

I loved the stories of Olive and Jessie, I recommend this series to everyone who loves Amish novels. Samantha Price is an excellent writer.

Sweet story in Christian values

Nice story where lifestyles, cultures, religion and family dynamics intersect. With patience, a good heart and forgiveness a love story can Emerge triumphant.

These 2 stories are sweet. While they didn’t go into much depth, it was still an enjoyable read. It was quick and easy.

I can’t wait for Amish Maids Trilogy Book 2. This give everyone who reads it hope and knowing that truth is important as well as believing in God.

The story can’t get better it does. With every page. I enjoy Samantha Price as an author who never lets you down. Thank you Samantha

But a good read about the Amish traditions, families beliefs, and how the categorize ALL outsiders as English (meaning not like us and we don’t mix). Two stories about Amish girls interacting with outsiders with varying and somewhat surprising results. Yes I will definitely continue, but the author’s list is daunting.

While I really enjoyed the book which I read on the Kindle, I had the feeling that I had read it beforeIt stated that it was published November 2018 yet I read this way before this dateSo it was either published under a different title or it's a copy/very similar to another bookI am a bit disappointed by this if anyone can shed any light on this I would like to hear

The book is brilliant story again and I love reading book number 1. I will read book no 2 as soon.Your Rating 5 stars

A good Amish tale, full of the clash between cultures, the core of belief and the drive to connect over-riding all.

Way too farfetched of a story line and the author couldn't make it pull together well. All of a sudden he falls for the nanny and wants to be Amish? Plus, so sick of reading that Olive giggled...about everything! Makes her very annoying.