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Copyright 2007 Herald Press

Amos Hilty wants to court Miriam, but she's certain that he only wants a mother for his daughter and a wife for convenience. Her heart warms to a more interesting friendship in the form of Nick McCormick, a newspaper reporter outside her Amish faith, who is easy to talk to-and, incredibly, makes her smile again. Will Miriam ever let go of her bitter spirit and surrender her will to God? Or will she leave the Amish faith and find what she longs for in the outside world?

Copyright 2006 Wanda E. Brunstetter

When Daniel Beachy-who has long seemed smitten by Rebekah's cousin-begins to spend time with Rebekah, she believes it is only because he feels sorry for her and is interested in obtaining her new business. After all, what man would choose a woman with a handicap such as hers for a wife? Will Rebekah ever find the miracle she is looking for?

Copyright 2006 Wanda E Brunstetter

Never much of a churchgoer, Laura has no real concept of God's love or the need to attend church. Eli, a baptized member of the Amish church, is enamored with Laura, as well. However, the rules of his church forbid him to marry outside the faith, and he knows that should he decide to leave, he will face a shunning. Is it good for two people-one plain, and the other fancy-to fall in love? Will Laura and Eli find a way to be together?

Copyright 2006 Wanda E Brunstetter

But when Anna unexpectedly leaves the Amish faith, Rachel's hope is rekindled. She initiates a campaign to win Silas's heart and beings to fill her hope chest when she discovers how much she and Silas have in common.

Can Silas set the pain of Anna's rejection aside and see Rachel as anything ore than a tomboy who is little more than a child? Will Rachel be disappointed in Silas and in God, or will she learn the true meaning of hope?

Copyright 2006 Wanda E. Brunstetter

Ted Wojtasik became a trusted friend as he lived for months among the Nebraska Amish, the most traditional districts among the Amish. He woke at dawn to milk cows, knelt with families for morning prayers, ate in Amish kitchens, pitched hay, rode in buggies, loaded milk cans, attended livestock auctions--and much more.

His novel accurately depicts their simple and faithful lives in the complicated times of the 1990's.

Copyright 2005 Wanda E. Brunstetter

Once Abby wipes away the tears and ashes, she is forced to look for answers outside her Amish community. Can God make anything good come out of her heartache?

Copyright 2005 Wanda E. Brunstetter

When he meets Leona Weaver, dedicated bishop's daughter and one- room schoolhouse teacher, he is just in time to witness another senseless tragedy-hardly the moment to mention the issue of his search. So Jimmy jumps in to help her family in anyway he can.

But Jimmy never expected his search for his heritage to lead to a forbidden romance with Leona. When her faith as already been shaken by heartbreak, can he ask her to see him as more than just an outsider? The final book in the Daughters of Lancaster County series.

Copyright 2006 Wanda E Brunstetter.

Winner of 1991 Silver Angel Aware from Excellence in Media. Copyright 1990.

The days of Annie's personal life were colored by sorrow and joy, poverty prosperity, sickness and health, disappointment and triumph. How did she manage to change with the times without changing? Where did she find the strength to continue when her personal world caved in and collapsed?

Copyright 2003

Gail became a Christian before meeting and marrying Brad. Brad knew about Gail's past and they vowed to put the past behind them to begin a new life together. As thoughts of her daughter haunt Gail, she turns to Brad for comfort, but he becomes strangely distant. Gail is baffled. Then Brad makes a shocking decision and their marriage nearly collapses as the daughter Gail gave up so long ago enters their lives.

Copyright 1990.

Copyright 2007 Horizon Books

Employing eight different voices, Miller unpeels the cohesions and tensions as settlers move west while others stay behind. Beneath the surface but never quite forgotten is the unsolved murder of an Amish baby (based on a true incident).

Set from Spring 1810 through Spring 1861, the story follows those who make their way west from Somerset, Pennsylvania to Holmes County, Ohio, but also stays close to those who choose to remain on their more established homesteads.

This is a story of judgment and misplaced responsibility, of attempts at love and forgiveness, and finally of grace despite unspeakable loss. It is told lyrically from within this often-idealized but scarred human community.

Copyright 2003 Good Books.

Copyright 2004 Herald Press.