The Bishop's Daughter and the Farrier

She is the bishop's daughter. The example. The one everyone trusts. He is the farrier who won't say a word about his past — and the whole district is watching.

Rachel Lantz has spent twenty-seven years being exactly what Fox Hollow expects. The steady one, the schoolteacher, the bishop's word-perfect daughter. Then a spring storm drives her lame horse to the new smith's forge on Peach Lane, and Daniel Esh, a quiet Ohio farrier who says ten words where other men say a hundred, begins to mend far more than a hoof.

Daniel came to Lancaster County to disappear behind honest work. But a plain community is a body, and a body wants to know what it has swallowed. As kindly gossip hardens into suspicion, and a letter arrives from the district he left behind,. Rachel learns the secret Daniel would rather lose everything than tell — a secret about a brother, a broken betrothal, and the terrible price of mercy.

Now Rachel holds the only two things she has ever truly owned. Her given word, and her father's trust. And they will not both fit.

Set among the celery rows and Sunday hymns of an Amish district where every silence has a hundred witnesses, The Bishop's Daughter and the Farrier is a tender, luminous novel about faith and courage, obedience and the heart, and the long, patient work of learning to choose your own life — out loud, at a walk, for everyone to see.

A wholesome, faith-filled Amish romance. No cliffhangers. A heart-full happily ever after.

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