This book continues the story of Father Tim's adventures in the small town of Mitford, NC. The small town's sleepy pace contrasts with the busy tension of Father Tim's commitments and difficulities. The reader joins the pastor on his emotional roller coaster--which ends with a picture of how deep friendships the small town can get. Throughout both books one and two the reader is also taken on a journey between the town's history and its present, tying the two together.

This book contained more of a "romance novel" aspect than the first--which is not a genre that I enjoy. Because of that, I rate this book a little lower than the first. However, I still enjoyed it, and I look forward to finding out what happens next!

Fun read; nothing mind boggling here just quick, pleasant reading..a real holiday.

This is the 2nd book of the Mitford Series. I loved the first one so much. This one was OK. The minister finally gets hooked up with his next door neighbor. I got a little bored with the story. I’m hoping the next one will have more plot

A Light in the Window is the second installment in this enormously popular series about a small-town rector, Father Tim, and the heartwarming cast of characters surrounding him. This time Father Tim, a lifelong bachelor, finds his heart distracted by his free-spirited neighbor Cynthia.

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This is the continuing saga of Father Tim and his parrish. Fantastic. I could see myself in that little town of NC watching the whole thing go by and never being bored. Especially with Barnabus.

I loved the Mitford series.

Another wonderful story from Jan Karon in the Mitford series. So heartwarming - a wonderful diversion to a more peaceful place and time.

The Mitford series ae great. Don't miss out on reading all of them.

I loved this series. This was great! She gets better and better with each book.

The 2nd in the Mitford Years and another great read.

Highly recommend the Mitford Series.

In the gentle tradition of James Herriot, Bailey White, Ferrol Sams, and Garrison Keillor, Karon continues the fresh and beautifully written story of a small mountain town in the South. The village rector, Father Tim, can no longer deny his feelings for his neighbor. But what about the wealthy widow who has been wooing him with casseroles? It's clear that Father Tim is in need of divine intervention.

This is a very good book, I enjoyed it and all the other books that I have read by Jan Karon.

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