The Forgotten Recipe
Second Chance, Amish Romance
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4.3 • 6 Ratings
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
From bestselling author Amy Clipston comes The Forgotten Recipe, a sweet-as-pie Amish romance that blends emotional depth with irresistible charm.
Veronica Fisher knows how lucky she is to be marrying her best friend. Seth Lapp is kind, hardworking, and handsome--but most importantly, he loves Veronica.
When an accident on the job steals Seth away from her, a heartbroken Veronica is certain she will never love--or be loved--again. Yet when she discovers a batch of forgotten recipes and opens a bake stand to sell her Mammi's raspberry pies, Veronica picks up a regular customer who gives her heart pause.
Jason Huyard was with Seth when he lost his life--a memory that haunts him still. So when he seeks out the grieving fiancée to convey his condolences, the last thing he expects--or wants--is to fall in love. Nonetheless, Jason soon finds himself visiting Veronica's bake stand every week . . . and it's for more than the raspberry pies.
Now, as Veronica's heart thaws, Jason can't bring himself to tell her he was there when Seth died. Can he ever reveal where he was on the day her life derailed? Or will his secret rob them of the second chance at love they both want?
The Forgotten Recipe is the first in the Amish Heirloom series of standalone books, perfect for fans of Amish romance and stories of second chances. Other books include The Courtship Basket, The Cherished Quilt, and The Beloved Hope Chest.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Clipston, author of the popular Kauffman Amish Bakery series, will no doubt draw fans to the first in her Amish Heirloom series. The "heirloom" is a raspberry-pie recipe found in an attic trunk by Veronica Fisher as she mourns the death of her fianc , Seth. Veronica bakes pies to help salve her broken heart and finds one steady customer, Jason Huyard, who begins to weave his way into that shattered heart. But Jason knows more about Seth's death than he lets on, a secret that threatens his growing relationship with Veronica. Will he tell her the truth and risk losing her? Clipston is well versed in Amish culture and does a good job creating the world of Lancaster County, Penn. The only complaint readers may have is the repeated descriptions of the conflict that threatens Jason and Veronica. Despite the constant reminders, Amish fiction fans will enjoy this story and want a taste of Veronica's raspberry pie!
