Beth Wiseman crafts compelling narratives deeply rooted in the Amish community, exploring profound themes of faith, family, and love. Her writing is characterized by a keen eye for detail and a deep empathy for her characters, allowing readers to connect intimately with their inner lives. Wiseman's ability to weave engaging plots with authentic emotional resonance has established her as a prominent voice in Christian fiction. Her stories offer readers a rich tapestry of human experience and enduring connection.
Exploring the significance of a recurring red suitcase in her stories, the author offers insights into her life and the inspiration behind her extensive work on the Amish community. With over forty books to her name, Beth Wiseman shares personal anecdotes and experiences that shaped her understanding of the Plain People in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Indiana, providing readers with a deeper connection to her narratives.
Katie Ann Stolzfus mourns the loss of her estranged husband as she struggles to raise her young son alone, but when Eli Detweiler comes to town to attend his niece's wedding, they face an unexpected and hopeful future together.
What would cause the Amish to move to Colorado, leaving family and friends behind?
Three heartwarming tales of old friends and new beginnings that span one year in an Amish community.
An unplanned pregnancy. An absent father. Can love really endure all things?
The second novel in the Amish Journeys series by bestselling author Beth Wiseman.
In the second novel of Beth Wiseman's new Amish Bookstore series, wounds from the past must be healed to make way for a promising future.
From beloved bestselling author Beth Wiseman comes the third and final novel in the Amish Inn series---charming, sweet stories about two widowed innkeeping sisters who are determined to help their guests find love. číst celé
The third and final novel in the Amish Journeys series by bestselling author Beth Wiseman.
Musical prodigy Levi Shetler hasn't touched a piano since he secretly played one years ago. His strict Amish community forbids instruments or the singing of any music not in their approved songbook. Levi asks God often why music tempts him when playing an instrument isn't allowed in his world. One person knows Levi's talents: Mary Hershberger, the girl who promised years ago to keep his secret. Mary comes from a more liberal district than Levi, but she's facing family troubles of her own. The mutual care for an aging Englischer, Adeline, reunites Mary and Levi as young adults. They realize that, despite their differences, they have a shared love of music - and a shared confusion about whether their talents are God-given gifts or temptations luring them into the Englisch world. The couple realizes they must compromise or part ways, but a tragic accident shakes their decision. Both Mary and Levi will need to reconcile what they love with what their hearts say is right - because even as their passion for music brings them together, it could be what tears them apart.