I didn’t like the REALITY that this book portrayed. I want to say that I didn’t like A Clean Break but that wouldn’t really be quite the truth. While David and Isaac finally sleep side by side each night, fear and insecurity could drive them miles apart.Ī Clean Break is the second book in the Gay Amish Romance series and you really do need to read the first book in order to fully appreciate this story. Haunted by guilt at leaving his mother and sisters behind in Zebulon, he’s overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of the city as he works to get his carpentry business off the ground. Right?īut while Isaac thrives at school and makes new friends, David wrestles to come to terms with the reality of the outside world. At least they don’t have to hide their relationship, which should make everything easier. For the first time, David and Isaac can be openly gay, yet they struggle to reconcile their sexuality with their faith. In faraway San Francisco, Isaac’s brother Aaron helps them explore confusing “English” life and move beyond the looming shadow of their Amish roots.
They’ve escaped to the outside world–but can they really be free?ĭavid and Isaac have found happiness in each other’s arms. You can also follow her on Facebook and Twitter.
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