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Lydia is widowed. She is left to care for Josh by herself. She moves in with her mother, also a widow. Her mother is caring for her dying father. The stress makes her mother very unlikable. Lydia and her mother have never gotten along, but now things are worse.
Lydia has two men who are after her heart. Levi accidently fell in love with her. He feels obligated to stay with his family, though, because of their dwarfism. Menno simply wants a wife to care for him and his 4 unruly children. He can give her the stability she needs.
Lydia's mother also has someone after her affections. Can she soften her heart enough to love him? There is love, tragedy, and hope in this book.
I have a soft spot in my heart for Wanda E. Brunstetter, because she is the one who got me hooked on Amish fiction. I have loved the majority of her books, but I had felt as if her newest ones were faltering. It made me fear that Brunstetter was losing her charm. Have no fear! She is back with a vengence. This is by far the best Brunstetter book ever written. I could not put it down!
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