The Rescue: The Inn at Eagle Hill Novella by Suzanne Woods Fisher #BookReview

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About the Rescue:

He’s taking a chance on love . . . and there’s no plan B.

Will Stoltz has returned to Stoney Ridge with a clear plan. He’s opening a wild bird rescue center and is determined to rekindle his fizzled romance with Jackie Colombo, the veterinarian who stole his heart. But nothing is working out as Will planned. The leased building for the rescue center is a disaster, his funding is rapidly dwindling, and Jackie Colombo has disappeared without a trace.

When an injured eagle is found in a pasture near the Inn at Eagle Hill, Will is desperate to prove to himself, to his skeptical father, and to everyone else that his mission has not been in vain. But even the best laid plans are no match for fate.

My Thoughts:

This novella is a short story that goes in between books #2 The Calling and #3 The Revealing from The Inn at Eagle Hill series. If you haven't read any of the other books in the series this one can stand alone,  if you have read the other books you get to re-aquaint yourself with one of the characters introduced in the first book The Letters. While the other books have many characters to get to know, this one focused mainly on Will. I enjoyed this short love story about trusting God in all things. Learn more and purchase a copy at Suzanne’s website or purchase a Kindle copy on Amazon.

About Suzanne Woods Fisher:
She is the bestselling author of the Inn at Eagle Hill series, Lancaster County Secrets series, and the Stoney Ridge Seasons series, as well as nonfiction books about the Amish, including “Amish Peace.” She is also the coauthor of an Amish children’s series, The Adventures of Lily Lapp. Her interest in the Anabaptist cultures can be directly traced to her grandfather, who was raised in the Old Order German Baptist Brethren Church in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Suzanne is a Carol Award winner and a Christy Award finalist. She is a columnist for Christian Post and Cooking & Such magazines. She lives in California. For more information, please visit suzannewoodsfisher.com and connect with her on Twitter @suzannewfisher. Get Amish proverbs delivered right to your mobile device! Download the Free App! http://bit.ly/10Tygyi.