A Forbidden Rumspringa
Gay Amish Romance Series, Book 1
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A Forbidden Rumspringa
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Narrated by:
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John Solo
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By:
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Keira Andrews
When two young Amish men find love, will they risk losing everything?
In a world where every detail of life - down to the width of a hat brim - is dictated by God and the all-powerful rules of the community, two men dare to imagine a different way. At 18, Isaac Byler knows little outside the strict Amish settlement of Zebulon, Minnesota, where there is no rumspringa for exploration beyond the boundaries of their insular world. Isaac knows he'll have to officially join the church and find a wife before too long, but he yearns for something else - something he can't name.
Dark tragedy has left carpenter David Lantz alone to support his mother and sisters, and he can't put off joining the church any longer. But when he takes on Isaac as an apprentice, their attraction grows amid the sweat and sawdust. David shares his sinful secrets, and he and Isaac struggle to reconcile their shocking desires with their commitment to faith, family, and community. Now that they've found each other, are they willing to lose it all?
Contains mature themes.
©2014 Keira Andrews (P)2019 TantorContinue the series
The story was absolutely heartwarming and really detailed, I 100% reccomend.
I am ready to dig into „A clean break“
Absolutely amazing
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wonderful
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the charakters Isaac and David are wonderfully comlex, lovable and interesting to listen to with all their ideas of the world, dreams and hopes but also daubts and fears. Their romance is the sort where you fall in the with both charakters while they fall in love with each other and you just can't help but hope and fear with them.
Apart from the romance, although that is the main driving point for the plot, the story is really engagingand suspensful. As a German I have no idea how accurate the descriptions of Armish believes and customes are but it was fascinating to hear if extremely worrying and depresssing.
Just one minor, nitpicky thing. 'Eichel' is really not a good nickname. Apart from the pronaunciation being completely off here, no german speaker would ever use this word as a nickname, since yes, it means acorn but it also describes the head of the cock 😀
lovely characters, fascinating story
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