Big Sky Amish On the Golden Cliffs: A Big Sky Amish Novel LARGE PRINT Edition, Book 2, (Paperback)

On the Golden Cliffs by Christen Krumm with Tricia Goyer is an entertaining tale. I like the author's writing style. It is friendly and welcoming. I found myself drawn into this unusual Amish story. I like the characters the author created for this book. Lyla Taylor was certainly out of her element when she arrived. Reuben Milner is one busy man. I do not believe that Reuben could ever get through his endless to do list. I like that the author included Reuben's to do list showing the new additions and what he crossed off (for every item he crossed off, it seemed three were added). I was not a fan of the excerpts from Rueben's book. They took me out of the story and I would have to refocus when I started the next chapter. There was humor sprinkled throughout the story. Some of the scenes had me laughing out loud. Lyla's adventures on the farm are amusing. I liked the references to the Betsy-Tacy series which is one of my childhood favorites (I own the whole collection). There are good life lessons in the story. My favorite is that when we mess up, God is there for us. He can give us hope. I do not believe that God holds our mistakes against us either. We are meant to learn from them, so that we do better in the future. This phrase from On the Golden Cliffs is my favorite, “I realized that God gives us gifts and passions and it's right to pursue them.” On the Golden Cliffs is the second A Big Sky Amish Novel. It can be read as a standalone if you are new to the series. I am looking forward to reading Under the Blue Skies which is the third A Big Sky Amish Novel. On the Golden Cliffs is a unique story with a social media misstep, nocturnal callers, a hidden hidey hole, a lengthy to-do list, a persistent preacher, a precious paperback, and a life lesson learned.