โ Scribed by Ruth Price
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When nine-year-old Judith Hershberger witnesses her daed's collapse and death in her family's Lancaster County cornfield, she vows before God never to be so helpless again. Now at seventeen and on her Rumspringa, she's doing her best to balance life as an Amish woman with the pursuit of Englischer education. But when an Amish guest preacher comes to Judith's district's church meeting, bringing along his handsome son, Isaac. Will Judith win Isaac's love, and can she be true to her heart without abandoning her calling to heal?
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