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Twenty-two years ago John Lapp found a baby alone in the woods. The only clue to her identity was the embroidered seal on a blanket in which the baby was wrapped.
That baby was Eleanor. She was raised by John and his wife as their own child in the Amish community. After learning she’s a foundling, it’s clear to Eleanor the only way to be at peace with herself is to find her birth parents.
It won’t be easy as doing so will mean venturing into the world of the Englischers. She finds the solution in Gabriel Kauffmann, her lifelong friend who longs to be more, though Eleanor doesn’t share the sentiment. The only way Eleanor will be permitted to go out among the Englisch is with Gabriel as a chaperone.
Just how far will Eleanor’s journey take her? By the time the journey’s finished, what will she have learned about her past…and her future?
A delightful, clean and wholesome new Amish mystery romance story from Hannah Schrock.
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