I read everything this author has written, as soon as it is on the market or in our local library. Have never been disappointed in anything she writes. I am anxiously awating her next book.

When compared to Brunstetter's other books and series, this one did not make the grade. This last book in the series was about 95% mystery and suspense although the author took way way too long to develope any meaningful story. There was a tiny bit of love, an even less amount of Amish history and a tiny bit of family relationships. I was intrigued with all the different people who were suspects in the harming of Martha's family, but the ending did give a surprise which, I suppose makes it a good mystery. I am personally happy this series is finished.

The book is in perfect shape. I can not tell it is a used book.

VERY GOOD BOOK FOR THOSE WHO LIKE A LITTLE ROMANCE TRHROWN IN WITH HISTORY ABOUT AMISH WAY OF LIFE REALLY LIKE THE WAY THE BOOKS CONTINUE TO TLL THE STORY

Wanda is an awesome writer and I have read and enjoyed nearly all of her writings. I felt a bit let down and disappointed with this series, however. The first book held my interest and the story lines were well established but the repetition and mulling over of the attacks, the rumored attackers, the secret liasons between Martha and Luke, the dog business, etc., etc. became tedious and stagnant by book two, and even more so by book 3. It was apparent early on who the culprit was and I struggled to finish the book. I think these three might have been more successfully accomplished in one volume with more development of the other family members and story lines. A little disappointed , but I will still follow this gifted writer as she shares a lovely and simple faith and life-style of the gentle Amish people.

As always, Wanda presents the Amish way of life as hard and yet you almost wish you could be part of it. Book arrived as promised. Good job.

The third in this series, I felt the story line dragged on a bit too long. That said, I enjoyed it.

I agree with another reviewer that Martha was my favorite sister. This was a good ending to this series. I finished this book in one night - I couldn't wait to finally find out who was behind all the attacks in Holmes County.

This book was advertised as in like new condition and when i received it , it looked like it, but there was a page ripped out of the middle of the book.

This was a smooth transaction and I received the book when promised and enjoyed reading it right away.

Wonderful book! Would recommend all of Wanda Brunstetter's books if you like to read about fictional amish.

I loved the first two books more than this one. It drug out the suspense just a little too long. I found myself wanting to skip to the relationship parts, but I did read the entire thing. I would read a fourth if she were to write more.

Sisters of Hope written by Wanda Brunstetter is a very excellent book, and in my opinion, it is easy enough to understand that those who are reading at an intermediate level ought to understand it. Also, it is good for those who would like to learn more about the Amish life.

I loved the "Sister's of Holmes County Series". I couldn't wait to pick up each book and start reading. I felt like I was being pulled into the book and right there with them. This third book brings it all together. It's a must read book and series.

Another great book by a wonderful author. This book had me at the edge of my seat, wanting to "just keep reading, just keep reading." From the start, the author grabs your attention, making you want to keep turning the pages. A great storyline, continued from the first two books in the series; however, provides enough background information for the reader who only reads this story.

WONDERFULLY WRITTEN, WANDA IS MY FAVORITE AUTHOR. HER BOOKS WRITTEN SO THAT YOU CAN'T PUT THE BOOKS DOWN, KEEPS YOU WANTING MORE. VERY INFORMATIVE OF THE AMISH WAYS. I GAVE ONE OF WANDA'S BOOKS TO A FRIEND IN THE SOUTH AND SHE SAID THAT IT TAUGHT HER SO MUCH ABOUT THE AMISH LANGUAGE AND WHAT SOME WORDS MEAN. JUST THINGS SHE NEVER KNEW ABOUT THE AMISH.IT HELPED ME AS WELL SINCE I HAVE AMISH ANCESTRY, BUT DID NOT KNOW THE MEANING OF SOME WORDS,ETC. ELLEN-LANCASTER, PA

Wanda Brunstetter is an excellent author and does a wonderful job of building her characters and making them believable and interesting. I've read all three of the books in this series and the climax to find out who is doing the damage to the Hostetter's property is intriging. Her stories make you feel like you are looking at their lives and learning about the amish as people and how they live. A definite "must-read".

I could wait to find out the mistery who want to harm this family.
All of the girls found there true love. It was sad to learn that a person
who was like in the community, wanted to hurt this family.

He was always one of the first to arrive when something happen to the family. There were no stone unturn, you would think a neighbor watching the house, many mysteries.

I have tried to get my husband to read these books. Because they weren't just for women. I had bought a book, I was looking for it he had it, I told him he needed to go to the beginning of the books so he would be able to follow the stories.

Wanda I waiting for your next book.
Linda

Martha is the spunkiest and most likeable of the three sisters. Wraps up the other two books nicely.

I enjoyed reading this book. I love the Amish stories and this one was just as intresting as the other ones in this series. Wanda Brunstetter is a wonderful writer, and draws you into the lives of the Amish people.

A Sister's Hope is the third book in the Sisters of Holmes County series. All three books give an outstanding look at life in the Amish community, not just the practices, but also the "heart" of the people. I loved the story line that was woven through all three books, and definitely the "surprise" ending. Wanda Brunstetter is a master story teller, and keeps the reader engaged with the hearts and lives of the characters. A definite must-read.

I could not wait till this book came out to finish What happen to this family. It kept you wondering till this last couple chapters. I could not put down. I just Love Wanda she is such a Great Writter. I have read all of her books and this was the best series so far.

The attacks on her family continue unabated. Her father's business is destroyed due to an arsonist and their cattle gunned down leading to a breakdown by her mother. Upset but resolute Martha Hostettler continues to pray to God for help, but also decides to investigate in order to expose the skunk and hopefully end the assaults.

She hones in on Luke Friesen as the prime suspect, but quickly changes her mind about him because she is attracted to him even as she understands how illogical that is. Still as her belief in the Lord strengthens, she knows she loves Luke and thinks he might love her back, but the increasingly dangerous threat lingers over the Hostettler family. He joins her in an effort to uncover the identity of the culprit destroying his beloved's family while also framing him.

The latest Sisters of Holmes County tale (see SISTER'S SECRET) is an engaging final tale as the mystery that has impacted the Hostettler family is uncovered at a danger to the amateur sleuths. The story line is fun to follow although there are passive debates over who the assailant is. However with the attraction taking a back seat to the mystery fans will appreciate Wanda E. Brunstetter's fine tale of finding love amidst the sleuthing.

Harriet Klausner

Martha Hostettler is a likable young woman with a soft spot for animals and a man named Luke. Luke Friesen is an Amish man whose eye has been captured by Martha. Although he courted one of her sisters, and has worked for (and been fired by) Martha's father, Luke's heart belongs to the young lady whose farm is being frequently attacked by an unknown assailant. Will the sheriff discover who the culprit is? Will Luke find the courage to approach Roman Hostettler to ask permission to court his youngest daughter?

Wanda E. Brunstetter's "A Sister's Hope" was an educational experience for me. Although this is the third installment of the "Sisters of Holmes County" series, I was able to easily follow the story without feeling that I'd missed something important. This was my first time reading one of her books, and I learned a tremendous amount about the Amish that I didn't know before. These characters are fresh and simple, at times making them seem wooden and one-dimensional, but the charm that oozes from the pages of this book make the reader realize that this is because the people being written about are without pretense or hidden agenda. Her writing style is smooth, and she captured my interest with the care she uses to describe the characters and surroundings. I was thoroughly impressed with how Ms. Brunstetter introduced unfamiliar words and cleverly gave their clear meaning without the use of a glossary. I was surprised with some suspense and mystery that I never expected in a book about the Amish. This is not my normal genre, but I will definitely read this author, again!

A Sister's Hope by Wanda Brunstetter is the third and final book in the Sisters of Holmes County series. Martha Hostettler has been falling in love with Luke Friesen for three years, but ever since the first attack on her family's home, her father Roman has believed Luke to be the culprit. The attacks were at first like troublesome pranks, but accelerated into violent and vicious acts that resulted in the death of Martha's older sister's husband. But Martha is a bit of a rebel in her Amish family. She wants to make a life out of breeding and caring for dogs, and she can't help but think about Luke, but the only way to be with him is to prove his innocence. Martha is the spunkiest and most enjoyable character is this fantastic series. She doensn't want to disobey her parents, but she's not afraid to try new things. Ruth and Grace from the previous two books are back as well and still struggling with crises in their lives. Brunstetter creates a believable villain in the end and uses him to show the type of mercy that the Amish have become famous for. I loved every moment of this series. It was filled with suspense, drama, romance, and faith.