I'll Be Waiting in Heaven

By: Becca Fisher

Narrated by: Stephanie Richardson

Allison is an Amish widow who worries she'll never be able to fall in love with another man. But her two young daughters need a father. So, when a handsome local farmer takes a liking to Allison, she has to decide whether she's willing to put her heart on the line.

©2020 Becca Fisher (P)2020 Becca Fisher

wonderful!!

This was a wonderful and delightful read. It is a heartfelt and moving story. I truly enjoyed listening to this story.

Heartfelt and Precious

A wonderful story presented with perfect narration! Wholesome AND quality are, unfortunately, not two words synonymous with good storytelling in our "more, the next, and make it yesterday!" paced world. Get this tale, settle into your chair or lay on your bed, and just relax! Audible Listens such as this might be considered rare for you, but they do not HAVE to be! But, be warned, these minutes of peace and blossoming happiness is addictive! So, purchase/use that credit, get comfortable, and welcome to your "new normal!"

Can a widow find love again?

Allison is still devastated at losing her husband. She moves with her daughters to Ohio to get away from the memories. I could feel her pain. I could picture her daughters. Great short story.

I'll Be Waiting in Heaven

In a way, this story was heartbreaking, seeing as a character in other books had died several years earlier. It's so wonderful, though, that she finds someone else to love and love her. Her daughters have a difficult time with the transition. Like any family, Amish or not, new can be frightening, especially to kids, but their mom helps them come to terms with their new life.

Sweet story

Alison is widowed young with two daughters to raise ,she questions if her her could go on when she meets Joshua a window himself, she may just open her heart after all.

I’ll Be Waiting in Heaven

A short sweet story that gives a glimpse into the life of an Amish family.

Heartbroken following the death of her husband, Allison looks to make a fresh start with her daughters. With so many reminders of her beloved Lucas, Allison decides to move to where her cousin is, but is she ready to open herself up to finding love again?

While this was a super short story, by Becca Fisher, I really enjoyed it.

Stephanie Richardson did a lovely job with the narration. A great performance.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Second Chance At Love

Life in the Amish center daily around the home and family. She needs help with her two young children. Not easy when she lost her first husband so early in life, to take a chance again. Given ARC audio for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Sweet

I’ll Be Waiting in Heaven is a really sweet second chance at love story. It’s a great length for picking up the kids or driving to the store. The performer did a nice narration.

Lovely listen

Allison is raising her two girls after an untimely death of the love of her life. Unsure she could ever love another, she is more concerned about finding a father for her daughters. But when moves to a new town to get away from the memories, she doesn’t expect to find someone new. Will he fit into their lives? I love this series. Each story is short, but holds so much. I especially loved this as the girls really give Allison a run for her money. I also was taken in to her new love story as she begins to live again. Narrated by the talented Stephanie Richardson, the story is a fun, easy listen and makes me want to hear the next novella.

Enjoyable, happy ending short story

Allison is an Amish widow with two daughters, and they're all grieving. To make a fresh start, she moves them from Pennsylvania to Ohio, to get away from daily reminders of their loss. She meets a handsome farmer in their new community, but her girls have a normal, predictable reaction to the idea of a new man in her life. It's handled believably and with grace.

This is an enjoyable, happy ending short story.

I received a free copy of this audiobook and am reviewing it voluntarily.