Frozen Ground

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In a world where every season has its purpose, even heartbreak has a place. Miriam Yoder believed faith meant certainty—knowing where she belonged, who she would marry, and how her life would unfold. But when her future is taken from her just days before Christmas, Miriam is left with questions no one in her Amish community can answer. Confined by injury and winter’s deep quiet, Miriam is forced into stillness. In the silence of long evenings and early mornings, she begins to notice things she once overlooked: the steady hum of the bees, the comfort of old words written in a well-worn journal, and the way God’s answers sometimes come quietly, without explanation. When a gentle, observant man enters her days—one who listens more than he speaks and asks for nothing in return—Miriam begins to hope that healing does not always come through certainty, but through trust… and love. Some lessons are taught through work. Some through waiting. And some through a wisdom older than words. Tender, reflective, and quietly hopeful, Frozen Ground is a heartwarming Amish romance about faith tested, hearts mended, and the unexpected ways love and purpose find us—exactly when we are ready.

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Is Frozen Ground appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

A sweet, faith-centered Amish romance with no violence, sexual content, or language. Themes of loss, healing, and faith tested through heartbreak are handled gently and reflectively.