An Amish Love Made New (Ever After in Amish Country)

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Widow Ada Yoder has kept Stitched Blessings running through a year of grief —with fewer orders, a leaking roof, and all of it alone. When Reuben Lapp returns to Peach Hill after eight years in Ohio , he brings steady hands and a guilt he's carried since his parents died. Soon, he starts fixing things without being asked. Her Jacob's rocking chair, restored to its place by the fireplace. Her roof, patched before the next rain. The boy she didn't choose, now a man she can't ignore. Now they're snowed in together, talking by firelight about everything except what sits between them. In the quiet days that follow, Ada pieces his parents' old clothing into a memory quilt. But Reuben speaks his heart too soon... Ada is terrified that loving him means letting go of the grief she's wrapped around her shoulders like a quilt; it's the last thing she has left of Jacob. But perhaps Gott's plan was never for her to carry it alone... Perfect for readers who love: Second Chance Romance Love after loss/grief recovery Snowed-in forced proximity Returning home He fell first Sweet, Clean, & Wholesome Amish Romance

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Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

A sweet, clean Amish romance about grief recovery and second chances with no violence, sexual content, or strong language. Wholesome faith-based themes throughout.