Description

He wasn’t looking for complications and she wasn’t looking for love but when their paths cross, romance, mystery and intrigue develop. If you like Amish stories that are powerful and inspirational showing how two people from differing worlds find romance, then you’ll love this story. Added to the mix is the man’s daughter, an avid mystery reader, who now finds a real-life mystery to solve. Samuel Lapp wasn’t looking for complications when he and his daughter, Sara, found a beaten Englisch woman by the side of the road. She is so frozen that Samuel thinks she is dead. Being Amish, it isn’t proper to bring her home so he takes her to his sister, Annie. Sara, a lover of mystery novels, wants to find out who the woman is and why she was left for dead. When the woman recovers consciousness, she cannot remember who is or why someone would hurt her, deepening the mystery. The woman, whom they named Hope, remembers nothing about her life but seems comfortable in the Amish community. However, Annie doesn’t like the burgeoning feelings she notices between Samuel and Hope. Sara’s insight enables Detective Amy Wells to solve the case but it comes at a price for Sara. Revealing what she knows, means that the stranger she calls Hope will be returned to her real life. But Sara wants a wife for a widowed father and she already loves Hope. Like any true detective, young Sara must do what’s right no matter the personal cost. But can Hope return to her old life and forget about Samuel and Sara? Have Samuel and Sara lost the one person they can love? How could an Englischer adapt to Amish life and Samuel and Sara will never leave their community? This is a standalone, happy ever after story.