Cindy Woodsmall does not disappoint. This is the second series of books that I have reviewed. Each one is rich in the Amish culture, yet shows ingenious adaptation without using electricity. Relationships with the Englischers both aids and disrupt their plain lifestyle. Jacob, Samuel, and Leah King have a rich heritage as apple growers to uphold. Rhoda, her brother Steven, and his wife Phoebe play a huge role in the success of the Orchard Bend Farm and are key characters of this fourth book appropriately named Seasons of Tomorrow. The Amish Vines and Orchards series is a wonderful read and perfectly linked from the first book through the last. Rhoda's unique gift of intuition is still misunderstood by the head of the King family, but God has his hand on this family throughout their trials. An added bonus was the happy ending for Camilla, the English neighbor who sheltered Rhoda when she previously had to move off the farm. I received this book from Blogging for Books and WaterBrook Press for an honest review.
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