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Wild Horses (Sadie's Montana #1)
by
Linda Byler
The Miller family's move from Ohio to Montana was uneventful. But now, Sadie's close-knit family is falling apart. And who is this fascinating Mark who helps to rescue a dying horse and shows up at the Amish hymn sing though he is English? And what is the story behind the mysterious, wild horse?
Paperback, 362 pages
Published
October 1st 2011
by Good Books
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This was the first book from Linda Byler that I ever read. I loved it so much I went right out and bought the sequel! This took me by surprise with Linda's twists and turns! The relationship between characters is fabulous, and the ending could not have been foreseen! This book is heartbreaking in parts, mysterious, and shocking in others. Fabulous all the way around! I did have a few issues with the editing, WARNING: possible spoiler alert, but editing error alert! The horse Nevaeh was changed f...more
This is my first Amish romance book in a genre I only learned about recently. It is written by an Amish woman, so you really get a sense of the every day life of the average Amish woman, of the philosophy they have over life and death, and of the relationship that families have. I never knew they had phones in little outside kiosks or that Amish could work for non-Amish. I learned about how the Amish date and how the young Amish entertain themselves, and I was even surprised to read that they ca...more
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I was looking forward to reading this book on my kindle, but I didn't know it would be this good! I used to live not far from some Amish and Mennonite communities, and having some Pennsylvania Dutch relations on my paternal side made me even more interested. This was a first. I'm going to admit that I've known for a while about Amish books like this one, but I've never really had to time to read it because I usually prefer other genres. I'm not going to go into great detail, but I will say that...more
I loved this story!Book 1 of Sadie's Montana was awesome. Linda Byler style of writing has such a wonderful flavor that you think you are sitting right next to the characters in the story.All of her books will just pull you in if you are a fan of Amish Fiction. Maybe it is that Linda Byler is Amish and therefor can tell it all so truly. Linda's books are not some bland filler of words (Not saying that today's top Amish Authors are like that) like some.I just thoroughly enjoy Linda's books and ca...more
I've read three of Linda Byler's books, but I suspect this is the last one. Of all the Bonnet Fiction writers, Byler is the most authentic in the nuances of Amish life since she knows them personally and directly. As a writer, there are gaps in her plot logic, and some issues are resolved much too easily for the depth of the issue portrayed, e.g. her Mam's mental illness.
Good book, written by an Amish woman that lives it everyday. It shared some culteral things that I didn't know. Most of the Amish books I have read have a setting in PA or Ohio this one was in Montana. Overall good book, looking forward to the next one in the series.
This was the best Amish books I have read. Read in 1 day,,, was just wondering where the other series are to this book? I want more,,I Have read about 50 Amish books and this was the best!!
By linda Byler,,,Sadie's Montana (Book 1) "Wild Horses"
By linda Byler,,,Sadie's Montana (Book 1) "Wild Horses"
This book was slow moving for me in the beginning. I think this author has a different style of writing that she goes back and forth between memories. It made me feel lost. I really got into the story about 40% thru the book and then it got pretty good with the storyline. Loved the addition of a mystery and the "wild" horses.
This was a great Amish book. I do not like Christian books or books about horses. I fell in love with the book and I can't wait for book two to come out. She is a talented Amish Author.
What a great story! One of the best Amish Fiction books I have read! Read in one day but it's drawn out. Not short and simple like some are. Can't wait to read the 2nd one in the series.
Linda Byler is a new-to-me author. I have always loved horse stories, so really enjoyed this one along with the Amish storyline. Sweet story and I look forward to the next book in this series.
Ever wonder why girls love their horses so much bread this book and you will understand. Good Amish storyline. Different than other Amish culture books.
The beignning was little slow.. then it getting better. the end is awesome and it make want read second one!!! it prefect people for who love horses as Sadie did!!!!
Jun 29, 2012
Michele
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Great book! Some parts are rather sad. Looking forward to next book in series.
Sep 23, 2012
Martha
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Enjoyed this book very much. I love Christian Fiction about the AMish.
Liked the book a lot, waiting for book #2!
A modern Amish fiction series. A good quick read.
This book is Absolutely amazing ..even more so than her Lizzie Glick books . This is the second of Linda Bylers books I have read . It is the perfect mix of mystery , romance , great family moments , at times the book can be utterly heart wrenching and at others make you want to laugh out loud . The characters are so real by the time you ate finished the book you will want the chaacters to be real . This is a must read for anyone who loves horses , Amish tales or is just looking for a good clean...more
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Started as a 3 then changed to a 5!
This was a good, quick read. I wasn't a big fan of the author's writing style... too flowy for me. But I loved the plot and thought the characters (Sadie especially) were really likable and fun.
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