The Women of Pinecraft: Three Florida Mennonite Romances

Women of Pinecraft #1-3

by Anna Schmidt

Three Mennonite women wrestle with the traditions of their faith while facing some of life’s greatest tragedies. Will the community of Pinecraft come to their aid?

Genres: Romance

958 pages, Paperback

First published May 4, 2014

About the author

Anna Schmidt's historical novel, THE WINTERKEEPER, received a Five Star rating from Reader's Favorites. Reviews for the story have been strong including one from the Historical Novel Society that raved: "The storytelling and scene building are masterful and create an immediacy that keeps the reader turning pages. This is a writer who feels words as well as thinking them." Anna is a three-time finalist for the coveted RITA award presented annually by Romance Writers of America. In addition she has been a four-time finalist for the Reviewer’s Choice Award from Romantic Times magazine—an award she has won twice. Her latest novel RENEGADE is the second in her new series: Cowboys and Harvey Girls and is available now. Publisher's Weekly hails the series as: "Easygoing western romance readers will cheer for this good-hearted heroine to achieve all her dreams." Anna splits her time between Wisconsin and Florida, noting that, “I am blessed to have a career that travels well!”

Reviews

[Margie Heideman · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm not Mennonite, so it was fun to learn about that community. I'm also not particularly religious, but I wasn't bothered by that aspect. Regardless of your beliefs, these stories are about navigating family and romantic relationships, as well as deciding what you believe in and forging your own path.

[Kayla Halfrey]

Was a really good book

[Narelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

I so loved every part of the 3 stories and was delighted when they intertwined in each. I kept thinking this would make a beautiful movie.

[Donna Parker]

Have to say it wasn't my favorite book. First story was good but it could have not been so detailed and went a long a little faster.

[Cathy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyable light reads but a little predictable on the finishes