I received a free copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review. Jael Shetler has lost her parents in a horrible car accident. Now, she must leave Nevada, and live in Loon Lake Amish community with her grandparents. She had never met them before; learning to live a “plain” life has put her in culture shock. Her first day at Loon Lake High School, she meets Gabriel. He’s a sweet guy, an artist, an altar boy, someone that knows the truth but isn’t afraid of her. Can she give up the life she’s known to be Amish? Will she be able to save the community from the crazed Bishop?

This is book 2 of The Amish Bloodsuckers Trilogy. This was an amazing book. I was drawn in from page one! You could feel Jael’s pain dealing with her parents’ deaths. I loved Jael’s dreams of the biblical Jael. I think it reinforces her calling and she draws strength from it. This was a great fun read! One I truly enjoyed!
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