Her Restless Heart by Barbara Cameron
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was free when I downloaded it from Barnes and Noble to my Nook library. It is the last book in my Nook library by Barbara Cameron, and maybe I have been reading too many of her books consecutively for her plots and her style has become too predictable to be entertaining for me. It still gets its fourth star for I can recommend it to family and friends who enjoy the Amish-Christian-romance genre.

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A Time for Peace by Barbara Cameron
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A Time for Peace was free from Barnes and Noble when I downloaded it to my Nook library. This is a third book of the trilogy "Quilts of Lancaster County," and it is an entertaining read. I recommend it to fans of the series who are willing to read again much of what happened in the last two books in the author's attempt to make the story a stand-alone novel.

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A Time to Heal by Barbara Cameron
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A Time to Heal is the second novel in the "Quilts of Lancaster County" trilogy. The emphasis is no longer on Jenny and Matthew; this is the story of Chris Matlock and Hannah Bontrager. This book needs the first book for without Jenny to vouch for Chris the book could have ended in the first chapter.
I recommend it to readers who enjoyed a Time to Love.

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A Time to Love by Barbara Cameron
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was free from Barnes and Noble when I downloaded it to my Nook library. I would classify it as Amish-Christian romance.
The story is entertaining, and it may be quickly read for it holds your interest in the characters to this book's conclusion. I noticed the author does not name the place where Jenny was injured while reporting on the plight of children in war regions. This allows a new reader to her trilogy to believe this setting could be current for there are places in our world where children could have been injured or orphaned and where journalists could have been injured for many years, and likely many years to come. A recurring theme to this book is the lesson worrying is arrogant for the act of worrying shows a lack of trust in God's plan for you.
I give a four star rating when I might recommend a book to friends, and I recommend this to readers who enjoy reading books from the Christian fiction genre. I think all readers might enjoy the book too.

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