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A Marriage for Meghan
Description:
How long will true love wait?
Meghan Yost is bright, talented, and eager to prove to her father, the bishop, that at nineteen she’s mature enough to teach in an Amish school all by herself. But just as she gains confidence and assurance, a troubled student challenges her authority and an enthusiastic suitor in the headstrong Jacob Schultz challenges her patience. How can Meghan outgrow her nickname of “little goose” if she can’t prove herself to be a capable adult who can stand on her own two feet?
When a series of apparent hate crimes sweep through the district, the sheriff calls in the FBI, and Special Agent Thomas Mast arrives in Wayne County carrying a secret he’s hidden for years. Will he come to terms with the past and regain his relationship with God (before his career hardened his heart)? (With more on her plate than one girl can handle, Meghan sets out to help with the investigation.) Thomas works closely with the bishop, who hopes the criminals will be arrested before Meghan finds herself in love with the most inappropriate of suitors—an Englischer…
Book Takeaway:
That a person must have faith in themselves, besides faith in God, if they ever hope to accomplish their life's goals.
Awards:
Year |
Title |
Description |
2010 |
A Widow's Hope |
Carol Award finalist |
2010 |
A Widow's Hope |
Holt Medallion Award of Merit |
Why the author wrote this book:
As a former schoolteacher myself, I am intrigued by how an Amish teacher maintains classroom control when she's not much older than her students.
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