The Unsigned Kindness (The Lost Letters of Beulah Creek Book 2)

Sixty dollars. One line of kindness. No name.

The second letter from the lost mailbag of Beulah Creek should be the easiest to deliver. Instead, it's turned from the door.

The Lantzes are the family at the edge of the district. Upright, respected, and beholden to no one. Everyone knows they take nothing from Beulah Creek. No one under eighty remembers why. So when a letter addressed to a Lantz sixty years dead comes up their lane, old Mahlon sends it back unopened, and that should be the end of it.

But his granddaughter Leah has spent her whole life inside a grief nobody will explain. And she can't stop thinking about one simple fact: the winter her family lost everything, somebody in Beulah Creek sat down, and thought of them, and wrote.

What the envelope holds is stranger than anyone guessed. Money, worn soft from counting. A single unsigned line of kindness. And a secret that has been keeping itself for sixty-four years, because when the hand behind that letter is finally known, it will be the last name in the district anyone expects, and two proud families will have to decide what matters more: the old story they've built their lives on, or the truth.

The Unsigned Kindness is Book Two of The Lost Letters of Beulah Creek, and a complete story on its own. A clean and wholesome Amish romance of faith, forgiveness, and family secrets, with a sweet courtship that blooms where no one thought anything could grow.

For readers who love heartwarming, inspirational Christian fiction about second chances, God's providence, and the quiet power of a good deed done in secret.