Mercy: An Amish Family Saga (The Amish Bonnet Sisters: Wilma's Daughters)

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Every woman in the family has a secret. Tabitha is about to discover them all. As a teenager, Tabitha is unsure of many things, but she’s very clear on this: milking cows for the rest of her life is not the dream. Marriage, however, looks like the fastest way off her family’s dairy farm. Tabitha isn’t reckless enough to rush into courtship without a little research first. After all, one wrong decision could swap cows for a lifetime of different chores, and that’s not much of an upgrade. So she comes up with a plan. Before any serious interest begins, Tabitha sets out to visit her aunts—Wilma’s daughters—one by one. She isn’t looking for encouragement or warnings delivered with a smile. She wants the unvarnished truth. The stories that never got told. Her first stop is Aunt Mercy. And what Tabitha learns there makes her rethink everything she knew about marriage, family, and choosing a future. Mercy launches Wilma’s Daughters, the third series set in The Amish Bonnet Sisters world. It can be read completely on its own—no prior books required.

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Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

This wholesome Amish romance explores a teenage girl's journey to understand marriage and family through conversations with her aunts. Clean content with no violence, language, or sexual content beyond the consideration of courtship and marriage.