Poignant New Novel from Amish Genre’s Best Author When her sister falls gravely ill, twenty-year-old Marlena Wenger assumes the duty of caring for her infant niece, Angel Rose. Worried that this convert of occasions portends a more complicated future than he’s ready for, her beau ends their romantic relationship. Marlena is definitely devastated, but is set to provide Angel Rose the very best care possible. Though from the Beachy Amish herself, Marlena matches Ellie Bitner, an Old Order Amish mom who about The Like Letters gives quilting and needlepoint classes. They soon form a relationship, and Marlena can be drawn into the group of Ellie’s family members. Ellie’s good-looking cousin seems rather used with Marlena, but after her recent breakup, she is careful where her feelings are concerned. But things begin to improve when Ellie’s young kid Jacob discovers a mature homeless guy camped out in the nearby abandoned mill. Experiencing some cognitive disorder, the man has few prospects and fewer possessions–among them a little clutch of words evidently from his own courting days. Could these words be the main element to the aged man’s identity? And can they bring healing and hope to Marlena and Ellie aswell?