A BUNDLE FULL OF AMISH ROMANCES, A MEMOIR OF BETH'S WRITING JOURNEY, AND A SAMPLE OF THE BESTSELLER--THE MESSENGER--BASED ON A TRUE STORY. INCLUDES AMISH RECIPES! (previously published and now available in this bargain bundle)
Return of the Monarchs (complete story)
Thomas Schrock is intrigued—and a little embarrassed—when a Goth-looking young English woman intervenes in a one-sided fight Thomas is about to be lured into by three bullies. Janelle is spunky, brave, and might even be pretty behind all the dark makeup she wears. She is easy to talk to, fun to be around, and as they spend more time together, he begins to understand some of the reasons she dresses the way she does. But as Janelle and Thomas’s feelings begin to lean toward romance, Janelle holds tightly to a secret she has no plans to share. Her plan is to stay on course and leave for college at the end of the summer.
But will a magical meadow filled with monarchs and a little divine intervention turn things around for Janelle? Will she finally share her secret with Thomas and become the butterfly she’s always wanted to be?
An Amish Adoption (complete story)
Emily and Dylan have always wanted a child of their own, and they’ve fostered children for years. Each time a child leaves their care, the void returns and takes a piece of their hearts. When Emily’s estranged sister dies in an accident, the tragedy leaves six-year-old, Noah, with only one living relative—Emily. With their experience fostering, Emily and her husband are easily granted legal adoption of Noah. They welcome the child with open arms and enough love to last several lifetimes.
Caroline Yoder was Lauren’s best friend. When Lauren was down and out, Caroline and her husband, Abraham, welcomed then-pregnant Lauren into their Amish community, where she was later baptized. Noah was raised Amish, is devastated by the loss of his mother, and when he is taken from the only life he’s ever known to be raised by Emily and Dylan, heartache follows for all involved.
Will Noah adjust to his new parents in an unfamiliar world and fill the void in Emily and Dylan’s life? Or will God intervene and reveal the plans He has for all of them?
Writing About The Amish: A Memoir (complete story)
WHY DOES EVERY BETH WISEMAN BOOK INCLUDE A RED SUITCASE? (INCLUDES PHOTOS!)
This is one of the many questions answered by an author who has sold over two million books. Beth has penned more than forty books about the Plain People in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Indiana. In this collection of essays, Beth gives readers a glimpse into her personal life and shares experiences she's had while writing about the Amish.
The Messenger (based on actual events): One Man's Journey to Heaven and Back (sample chapters only)
"Inspired by a true story, bestselling and award-winning author Beth Wiseman gives readers a novella that delivers a spiritual punch without being preachy. I found myself wondering about the angels in my life and how I need to be more attuned to those around me. If you like Wiseman's Amish books, you won't want to miss this masterpiece." ~ Kelly Long, bestselling author for Kensington Publishers
Genre: Inspirational
Return of the Monarchs (complete story)
Thomas Schrock is intrigued—and a little embarrassed—when a Goth-looking young English woman intervenes in a one-sided fight Thomas is about to be lured into by three bullies. Janelle is spunky, brave, and might even be pretty behind all the dark makeup she wears. She is easy to talk to, fun to be around, and as they spend more time together, he begins to understand some of the reasons she dresses the way she does. But as Janelle and Thomas’s feelings begin to lean toward romance, Janelle holds tightly to a secret she has no plans to share. Her plan is to stay on course and leave for college at the end of the summer.
But will a magical meadow filled with monarchs and a little divine intervention turn things around for Janelle? Will she finally share her secret with Thomas and become the butterfly she’s always wanted to be?
An Amish Adoption (complete story)
Emily and Dylan have always wanted a child of their own, and they’ve fostered children for years. Each time a child leaves their care, the void returns and takes a piece of their hearts. When Emily’s estranged sister dies in an accident, the tragedy leaves six-year-old, Noah, with only one living relative—Emily. With their experience fostering, Emily and her husband are easily granted legal adoption of Noah. They welcome the child with open arms and enough love to last several lifetimes.
Caroline Yoder was Lauren’s best friend. When Lauren was down and out, Caroline and her husband, Abraham, welcomed then-pregnant Lauren into their Amish community, where she was later baptized. Noah was raised Amish, is devastated by the loss of his mother, and when he is taken from the only life he’s ever known to be raised by Emily and Dylan, heartache follows for all involved.
Will Noah adjust to his new parents in an unfamiliar world and fill the void in Emily and Dylan’s life? Or will God intervene and reveal the plans He has for all of them?
Writing About The Amish: A Memoir (complete story)
WHY DOES EVERY BETH WISEMAN BOOK INCLUDE A RED SUITCASE? (INCLUDES PHOTOS!)
This is one of the many questions answered by an author who has sold over two million books. Beth has penned more than forty books about the Plain People in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Indiana. In this collection of essays, Beth gives readers a glimpse into her personal life and shares experiences she's had while writing about the Amish.
The Messenger (based on actual events): One Man's Journey to Heaven and Back (sample chapters only)
"Inspired by a true story, bestselling and award-winning author Beth Wiseman gives readers a novella that delivers a spiritual punch without being preachy. I found myself wondering about the angels in my life and how I need to be more attuned to those around me. If you like Wiseman's Amish books, you won't want to miss this masterpiece." ~ Kelly Long, bestselling author for Kensington Publishers
Genre: Inspirational
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