Catherine Lapp doesn't have time for a romantic relationship. Her parents fled her Amish community and left her to tend to her ailing grandmother who suffers from dementia. Often embarrassed by her grandmother's off-the-wall behavior, Catherine mostly stays to herself.
In Ollie's Story, our heroic dog fills in the blanks about what happened in Book #1--An Amish Healing.
Ada Glick enjoys her role as resident veterinarian in her small Amish community. Even though true love hasn’t found her yet, Ada occupies her time by caring for her neighbors’ fur-babies after receiving informal training from a veterinarian in town.
From a bestselling and award-winning author who has sold over 2.5 million books comes a love story that poses the question--Is it better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all?
Janelle Herron isn’t interested in having a boyfriend. She wears black clothes, dark makeup, and sees herself metaphorically as a caterpillar who hopes to transform into a butterfly someday. She hopes that she will grow into a vision of herself that she can live with, and she has her reasons—reasons that only her parents are aware of—but that doesn’t include having a romantic relationship. But when she sees a handsome Amish man being harassed by bullies, she gets involved and becomes friends with Thomas Schrock. He’s safe. They can never be together romantically because he’s Amish.
This Amish matchmaker is an expert at finding love for others, but will she find it for herself?
Bestselling and award-winning author Beth Wiseman has sold over two million books. An Amish Adoptionis a heartwarming short story of love, loss, and the way God turns tragedy into triumph. A perfect afternoon read that might leave you with a tear in your eye.
Prolific bestselling and award-winning author Beth Wiseman has sold over two million inspirational books for adults. Saving Angela is her first children’s book and is being met with enthusiasm from librarians, teachers, and a new following of younger readers.
Brian Reed has a new printer for his computer, and it seems to have a mind of its own. Can Brian and his friend solve the mystery before the unthinkable happens?