A Christmas Gift of Grace

An Amish Holiday Romance

By: Sylvia Price

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

*** From Best-Selling Author Sylvia Price, the Award-Winning Writer of The Christmas Cards, comes a new heartwarming Amish Christmas romance ***

In the serene Amish community of Willowvale, Isaac and Mary Fisher are grappling with the profound loss of their young daughter, Grace. The grief weighs heavily on their hearts, straining their marriage and casting a shadow over their once-vibrant home.

As Christmas approaches, the Fishers are unable to find solace in the warmth of holiday traditions. Amidst their struggles, a ray of hope emerges with the arrival of Levi Miller, a young man seeking refuge from a tragedy of his own, and Hannah Weaver, a spirited young woman with a passion for baking. With a shared love of tradition and a desire for belonging, Levi and Hannah find themselves drawn into the lives of the Fishers, offering a glimmer of light in the darkness of their grief.

Will Isaac and Mary find their way back to each other, learning to lean on one another as they heal from their shared tragedy? Will Levi and Hannah successfully navigate the challenges of new love?

Against the backdrop of twinkling lights and the soft glow of candlelight gatherings, A Christmas Gift of Grace is a heartwarming tale of love, loss, and second chances, reminding us all that even in our darkest moments, the spirit of Christmas can bring light and joy into our lives, guiding us toward a future filled with love and possibility.

AI voice mispronounced the Dutch

I enjoyed the story and plot
I Did Not Like the AI pronunciations
The voice was pleasant enough
But the emotions were lacking and the pronunciation was terrible

Amish life in a small town

Sweet read about an Amish community. Many situations from loss, love, friendship, and a life built around importance of community.

Love Wins

I love the sappy Christmas story and how love always wins. I must be getting nostalgic because there were some tears while reading this book, but I love to hear stories about the Amish people.

easy listening

a real narrator would have brought this story to life much better. narrator couldn't speak Dutch, so the songs were messed up, names were messed up, inflections wrong.
story was sweet, predictable, nice.

The depth of the characters

I very much liked the story. Just not loving the voice. I will avoid books read by computers from now on.