When the Morning Comes (Sisters of the Quilt, Book 2)

In my opinion this story is being wonderfully weaved and getting a whole lot more complicated. It is a great book though. I can hardly wait until the last book comes out!

UNlike the other commenter who said we could have done without all the drama;I have to say I found the story line great and loved all the sense of reality of Hannahs' suffering and the bond between her and her Aunt Zabeth.It was great.-Nadia Rehmani(author of sharper Than a Two edged Sword)

A riveting sequel to "When the Heart Cries". Hannah Lapp is determined to flee the Amish Community that has betrayed her and the man who had turned his back on her when he found out about the circumstances of her pregnancy. With the help of her few remaining allies, Hannah forges out on her own to find the aunt whom her father have never mentioned. Meanwhile, back in Owl's Perch, Paul is faced with the possibility of Hannah never returning to Owl's Perch. I don't want to give away too much of the plot but overall I would give this book a four and a half star rating because the ending is another cliff-hanger since we probably have to wait to another year to find out what happens next to Hannah, Paul, Sarah, Mary, Luke and Matthew. I will be looking for the third book in this awesome series!

I so enjoyed these two books from Cindy Woodsmall. I was wondering when she will, or if she is going to write a #3 in the series? I will be looking foreward to it.
Thanks,
Norma Poulson

Cindy Woodsmall is an excellent writer, however, this second book in her series of Sisters of the Quilt did not measure up to the first. There were to many references to the previous book, plus the characters just didn't seem to move forward. I was very disappointed at the ending. Evidently the writer plans to continue to drag Hannah through crises after crises with no happy ending. I felt like I was reading a continuing soap opera that never ends!