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    "Kate's Song captures your interest on page one and keeps you
    turning pages until the satisfying conclusion. I look forward to reading more from this talented writer."     - Mary Ellis, author of A Widow's Hope

  • Matchmakers of Huckleberry Hill Series

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    "Oh my, oh my! Jennifer Beckstrand is now on the top of my favorite Amish authors list. Five stars is not enough. I give it ten stars. I must warn you, you will NOT put it down until the last page." - Themarybookreader.blogspot.com


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4 1/2 Stars from Romantic Times Book Reviews: “Beckstrand has written a sweet romance with a lot of heart that offers a new, refreshing take on the overused matchmaking trope. The storyline is feasible, the characters are well written, with both their strengths and weaknesses on display. Readers will treasure this series and put the first outing on their keeper shelf.”~ RTBookReviews.com

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Romantic Times “Top Pick”: “The next installment of the Matchmakers of Huckleberry Hill series will hook readers with its love story, its sticky situations and a grandmother who only wants happiness for her grandchildren. Beckstrand brings new life to the age-old occupation of matchmaking.”~ RTBookReviews.com 4.5 Stars

Publishers Weekly: “Beckstrand’s solid second novel set in the small Wisconsin town of Huckleberry Hill is a strong example of the Amish romance genre…Beckstrand’s straightforward story is full of kind, sincere characters struggling with the best ways to stay true to themselves and their beliefs.”~ Publishers Weekly

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  • Battle scars and war stories

    on July 8, 2014

    Even though most of us sit at the computer all day trying to write clever prose, we Amish authors do get out and do stuff occasionally. And sometimes we hurt ourselves. I asked my distinguished panel of Amish author friends to tell me about their most prominent scars and how they got them. You will be happy to know that even after quite a bit of trauma, Mary Ellis isn't any crazier than the rest Read More→

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