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An Amish witness to murder
Another riveting Amish Country Justice book
On the way to deliver a baby, Amish midwife Lizzy Miller witnesses her driver's murder--and now someone plans to silence her. Lizzy knows better than to trust strangers, but she must depend on former Amish turned Englisch police officer Isaac Yoder. And there's nowhere safe to hide...unless Isaac reconnects with the Amish community he left behind to protect the woman he's falling for.
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