β Scribed by Charlotte Hubbard
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
With autumn in full brilliant color, the Amish of Promise Lodge celebrate a successful harvestβand a community rooted in deep friendship. But as cold winds of judgment cast doubt and fear, residents will need each other more than ever to weather the storm . . .
For abandoned wife Annabelle Beachey, Promise Lodge is a refuge where she's gained confidence and self-sufficiency. But she and others are dismayed when newly arrived Bishop Clayton King claims the community is too progressive and sets out to change its ways. Worse, her husband, Phineas returns, expecting her to give up her faith as he has. And he won't leave Promise Lodge without her . . .
But little by little, Annabelle's determination and new forthrightness make Phineas realize his mistakesβand truly hear his wife for the first time. Meanwhile, Annabelle finds herself feeling compassionβand even renewed loveβfor her newly humble, more caring husband. And as Bishop Clayton's attempt to control Promise Lodge threatens everything its residents have built, Phineas and Annabelle must work together with unshakeable courage to save their new homeβand their opportunity for forever happiness.
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