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A plane crash. Two women, strangers to each other, on the edge of dire decisions.  And the changes survival makes in their lives—this is the heart of NEVER THE SAME. 

Kim, a wife and mother, refuses to settle any more when it comes to love and marriage. Surviving the plane crash has cleared the fog in her head and the frustration in her life.

Tori has garnered a coveted soccer scholarship but her dreams are turning to dust—she’s discovered she’s pregnant.  Before the crash her choice seemed obvious, but now, caught between her dad’s wishes and her baby’s daddy, Tori’s decision isn’t a “no-brainer” any more.

Life isn't always fair, but Kim and Tori have the chance of a lifetime...what will they do?  What would you do?
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I had this briefly under a different title (Precious Priorities) and cover. Several friends and family told me they liked the original title better and with going back to it, I didn't feel like the present flowery cover fit the NEVER THE SAME title! Erin Dameron-Hill designed my classy and beautiful cover. The skyline is Chicago and is the setting of my story. I hope you will buy it and write a review for me! 

Review by Christian writer, Eryn Grace! 

I read the book, 'Fleeting Hope' by Diane Craver and loved it!  This is the third book in the Dreams of Plain Daughters series of Amish books

If you like Amish romances, you'll love this one!  It's the third book of the series 'Dreams of Plain Daughters' about Ruth and David.

Ruth is an older, unmarried school marm.  She had her one chance at marriage to Daniel, but he died right before they were married.  Thus, she's alone.

Her neighbor, David, is a widower.  Some of his children are grown, and two of them are in Ruth's class at school.

This story describes the love story between these two, and how life is different in the Amish tradition.

I really liked this book, because I grew up in Lancaster, PA, one of the biggest Amish communities around.  This story, though, takes place in Ohio, but sticks to the Amish traditions I remember hearing about when I was a kid.  Even though I'm not Amish, I respect that they stick to their traditions and have a strong community.  Those ideas come out in this book, showing some of the struggles that they all face to remain pure to the Amish faith.

 So I give this one five out of five stars!  Since Amazon won't let me post a review (I've been banned), I'm writing it here.

Thank you, Ms. Craver, for telling the story of Ruth and David.  It's a great book!  Keep writing!  I can't wait to read the fourth one, which is already out.