โ Scribed by Marta Perry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A prodigal homecoming...
The Brides of Lost Creek continues
Returning to his Amish community after losing his job in the Englisch world, Aaron King isn't sure if he wants to stay. Everything's the same, including his childhood friend Sally Stoltzfus. With an uncertain future and a big secret, Aaron has changed. But the more time he spends training a horse with Sally, the more he believes this is exactly where he's meant to be.
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