They say opposites attract and this book proves it to more than one. another great book by the author. ( )

I really enjoyed this Love-Inspired, romance. I bought this from a local store and I voluntarily chose to review this story. I've given it a 5* rating. It did seem to have a bit going on and it kept coming back to the hero who stuttered. There were a lot of things worked around the differences of Amish and the English, which is just plane ole Americans. While this was commented on, a matchmaker was at work. A lot of back and forth on these topics, in conversations and thoughts. We all know what we want in life, sometimes we need to compromise. ( )

The Amish Matchmaking Dilemma by Patricia Johns is a sweet story. I enjoyed getting to know Mose and Naomi. They are two people who are opposites, but they enjoy each other’s company. They were friends as children and are getting a chance to reconnect. Mose Klassen is in town to fill in for his uncle who takes tourists on tours of Amish businesses in a buggy. He is also hoping that the matchmaker, Adel can find him a wife. The only problem is that Mose stutters. He has had the problem his whole life. Naomi is the one person he is able to talk to without as much difficulty. Adel is hoping Naomi can help Mose become more comfortable talking to women. Naomi is an outspoken individual with a liberal viewpoint while Mose is quiet and conservative. Despite their differences, they are drawn to each other. I thought the story moved along at a gentle pace. The book takes place over the two weeks that Mose is in town. The Amish Matchmaking Dilemma is the first book in the Amish Country Matches series. I like that we get to catch up with Adel and Jake from The Amish Matchmaker’s Choice (you do not need to read this book first). I enjoyed reading this uplifting story. We get to see that despite a person’s “flaws” there is a match for them. Naomi tends to speak before she thinks, has curly red hair that does not like to be tamed, has liberal views, an excellent cook, and is a full-figured woman. Mose is a smart, quiet man who is conservative. Mose’s stutter makes his difficult for him to voice his thoughts, but he can express them in written form. I like that the story is not rushed. If it moved too quickly, we would not understand the couple’s differences and see the challenges that Naomi and Mose face. There is repetition of details (like Mose’s stutter, Naomi’s red hair). I thought the ending was sweet. The faith element was well-done. We see that Naomi and Mose are people of deep faith. They believe that God will direct or guide them. The author shows us Amish values and how their faith is shown in everything they do. I enjoyed The Amish Matchmaking Dilemma. I am looking forward to reading the next Amish Country Matches novel. The Amish Matchmaking Dilemma is a satisfying story with a stutter snag, a chatty Kathy, a teen trouble, delectable delights, tourist trips, and a matchmaking conundrum. ( )

I loved this read, and wanted to continue in these great character's lives. Sometimes we really do not see what is in front of our eyes.
The author gives us two life long friends, Naomi and Mose, friends as children, and separated by miles, are reunited and both are looking for a spouse of their own. Naomi is an outspoken Amish woman, and leans a bit liberal in her views, whereas Mose is a shy conservative, and deals with a disability. Can these two opposites rekindle their friendship and help each other as these look for their respective partners?
There are a couple of other stories within this read, and answers do come for one of them, and I would love to know how the other comes out?
A book to get lost in, and I'm looking for more by this author!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Harlequin, and was not required to give a positive review. ( )