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New Beginnings at Promise Lodge

by Charlotte Hubbard
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Spring blossoms with new life and new beginnings for the flourishing Amish community of Promise Lodge. And as a just-opened bakery sweetens the air with fresh-baked goodness, residents will find that change can be a most joyous test . . .
 
Recently widowed after twenty years of marriage, Frances Lehman is only just tasting the freedom and opportunity that her Promise Lodge friends enjoy. So she's not about to be pressured into marriage by her widowed brother-in-law, even if she and her daughter have no real means of support. Much more promising is her new friendship with Preacher Marlin Kurtz, though their respective families don't see their relationship as proper . . .
 
When Frances suffers a serious injury, she's determined to prove she can recover—and remain
independent—without burdening Marlin. Now, with his steadfast belief in real love tested, Marlin's hope is that Promise Lodge's irrepressible residents can help him restore Frances's joy—and that faith will show them a way to turn their fragile second chance into a blessed and abiding future together . . .
 
Praise for Promise Lodge
 
"Hubbard firmly grounds the storyline in the principle of Amish grace."
—Publishers Weekly
 
"Hubbard writes of healing and brave new beginnings from a refreshingly feminist perspective."
—Booklist (starred review)

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