Welcome back, Tricia. Do you have a favorite genre to write? If so, what is it?
I love writing historical fiction, of course even though
both of my new releases Remembering You and Along Wooded Paths are contemporary stories, they fit with
my love of history. Remembering You has a historical tie and Along Wooded Paths is Amish, and
somehow writing Amish feels to me as if I'm writing historical!
If you didn’t live in the part of the country where you do,
where would you live?
If I could move anywhere it would be to San Diego . I have four sisters who live there
and I'd love more time with them!
What foreign country would you like to visit and why?
I've been to the Czech
Republic four times and I'd love to go
back, but if I had to pick someplace new I'd go to Budapest , Hungary .
I hear it's beautiful.
Describe what you think would be the most romantic vacation
you could take.
My husband and I in a rental car crossing Europe
in the spring. I'd love the freedom to discover little-known historical sites
and beautiful vistas together.
Where would you like to set a story that you haven’t done
yet?
On the East Coast, maybe in a lighthouse in Maine . I haven't spent
much time there and I'd love to.
What is the main theme of this novel?
The main theme of Along
Wooded Paths is unexpected friendships in unexpected places. Marianna
is a young, Amish woman who is living in West Kootenai, Montana . During her months there she finds
herself making friends with many of those in town, including her Englisch
neighbors. It's a story of friendship, romance, and also discovering God
desires to be our friend, too. Growing up in an Amish community Marianna
learned to follow the rules well, but through this story she discovers God is
closer than she ever thought.
Tell us about the story.
Although
proud of living apart from the world, Marianna Sommer's newly relocated Amish
family is discovering that life in the remote mountains of Montana requires working together with the
Englisch. As Marianna pours her life into helping those around her-and
receiving their help-her heart further considers two directions. She's torn
between the Amish man from Indiana whom she has long planned on marrying and
the friendly Englischer who models a close walk with God like she's never seen
before.
Who should have young Marianna's heart? What is God asking
of her through ongoing family struggles and this romantic and spiritual
tension? The answer is found along the wooded paths.
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Chat!
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40 comments:
Sounds like an interesting book.
Andrew in Indianapolis, IN
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I love Tricia's books and can't wait to read this one, too.
coolestmommy2000 at gmail dot com
NE
I like it! Thanks.
What a great sounding book, thank you for doing the interview and hosting the giveaway.
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I have not read any of Tricia's books but can't wait to read "Along Wooded Paths". I love Amish stories as they remind you of how pure you can live your life yet have love and family.
Thanks for this opportunity to enter giveaway.
I live in Georgia
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Thank you so much for the chance to win this. This sounds like a great book. I would love to win this.
I am from Oklahoma.
I love Tricia Goyer's stories. I already own many. Please enter me!
Maggie Carr
Northern Indiana
Lena...i really like that you leave a link for the first page of the book...i prefer not to read those, so this makes it easy to find the next portion of the post. i would love to win Along Wooded Paths. Thanks for the chance
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from the Peace Country Region of Alberta
Tricia Goyer is one of my favorite Amish fiction authors. Please enter me in the giveaway. Thank you.
Freda from Ontario, Canada.
Not sure I've read anything by Tricia. An AMish book not set in Ohio or Pennsylvania sounds like a nice change of pace!
Patty in SC
I would love to read this book.
California
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I really enjoy Amish books - sounds wonderful
cheryl in IL
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Can't wait to read this one. I absoultely loved Beside Still Waters.
Lourdes from Huntington Long Island NY
Love reading books set in the Amish community. Can't wait to read Tricia's new one!
Samantha
from Michigan
I am enjoying this series!
Please include me!
Thank you!
Lisa Nelson
from Arkansas
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I would love to win a copy of this book.
angela from kY
This looks like a great book. :) I would love to be entered!
Lindsey
Oregon
I would love to win a copy of "Along Wooded Paths". My next book to read is Tricia's Beside Still Waters. I can't wait to read both books.
Blessings!
Judy in Indiana
I have Beside Still Waters and would love to win Along Wooded Paths and read these back to back! Thank you!
Diana from SC
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This sounds like a really good book & I would love to win it.
Wilma in TN.
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I would like to be entered. Thank you!
Roanna from Ohio
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What a interesting sounding book this is. Can't wait to read it.
Blessings,
Jo
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Looks interesting please enter me in the drawing.
Abigail
Blanch, N.C.
It looks interesting!
Please enter me in the drawing.
God Bless,
Sarah Richmond
Blanch,N.C.
Excellent name for the book, sounds like: to walk along wooded paths where peaceful streams flow and perhaps content birds in the trees chirp to their companions.
Which man to choose? Time will tell. I'm looking forward to learning the rest of this story!
Pam Williams
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I'm live in southern Colorado close to wooded paths.
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Sounds like a great book! Thanks for the chance!
Nancye in Kentucky
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Looks like a great book! Please enter me!
NY
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Can't wait to read this one. I haven't gotten a chance to read the first one, but I'm definitely gonna have to look into that!
New York
Please enter me!
Long Island
I would love to read this book!
Edwina from Georgia
Would like to win this book, love the picture you drew of the Amish house....Faith's Grandma/Oh
I would be interested in winning this book. Please enter me in this giveaway!
I live in New York
I loved the interview!
I believe Tricia is one of the most talented writers ever because she is able to write any genre!!!!!!
Many Blessings and Smiles to you, Tricia!!!!
I love your books!
Charlotte Kay
OHIO
I read the first book in this series I'd love to win this book thanks for the chance to win it.
I live in ND
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Enter me I would love to win a copy of this book!
Sharon Richmond
Blanch, NC.
I read the first book and can't wait to read this one. Amish in Montana are so unusual. What will happen with Marianna and Aaron? Will they find happiness and God's will together? I'm from Ohio. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
sounds interesting I would Love to read to read it enter me in the drawing God Bless
Joanna Richmond,
Blanch NC
I just finished Beside Still Waters by Tricia Goyer and would love this! I'mm from Iowa.
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