Having just finished the first book in the trilogy, I immediately went on to read 'Plain Change'. All I can say is that I loved the book just as much as the first. It is not often that I can read books one after the other so soon when it's in a series, but on this occasion I couldn't wait. I was sad towards the end when Amanda decided to stay at the farm to help her family in time of need (I can understand her reasons), so I'm hoping that there is a happy ever after in the third book 'Plain Again' which I am going to start reading later today.

I received a copy of this book via Netgalley and this is my honest review. ( )

Plain Change by Sarah Price is the second book in the series. Amanda Beiler has left her family’s farm and is now adjusting to her new life in the Englische (as it is spelled in the book) world with Alejandro Diaz. She left the farm to avoid her family getting shunned because of all the media that converged on their tiny town of Letitz, Pennsylvania. The Bishop said that Amanda had to leave or the whole family would get shunned. The journalists and fans are always around constantly taking her photograph. Alejandro is always busy with interviews and concerts.

Amanda is getting a new wardrobe and is introduced to make-up. As we follow Amanda and Alejandro on the West Coast tour, we get glimpses into Amanda’s past. Amanda and Alejandro are falling in love, but can they make it work. Will a problem at home pull the two of them apart?

Plain Change is an easy book to read. We get to travel with the pair from Pennsylvania, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Miami. We get to find out more information about Amanda as well as exactly how her brother, Aaron died. I give Plain Change 4 out of 5 stars. The book flows so smoothly and is well-written. The book, though, ends leaving us wondering what is going to happen next with Alejandro and Amanda (I am not a fan of cliff hangers or incomplete books).

I received a complimentary copy of Plain Change from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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Sarah Price did a great job (as always)with book 2. She kept my interest and excited to start book 3 of this series. I know it will be awesome! ( )