Beth Wiseman Bücher

Brooke, die ihren verstorbenen Ehemann geliebt hat, wird neugierig auf einen neuen Fremden in der Stadt, der ein geheimnisvolles Haus kauft. Trotz ihrer Sorgen um die Vergangenheit könnte das Haus eine neue Chance für die Liebe zwischen ihr und dem ebenfalls enttäuschten Owen bieten.

Um dem rauen Stadtleben zu entkommen, ziehen Brad und Darlene Henderson mit ihren drei Teenagern in eine Kleinstadt auf dem Land. Die Kinder gewöhnen sich nur schwer an die neue Umgebung und die Spannungen in der Familie nehmen zu. Als der verwitwete Dave ein Auge auf Darlene wirft, hat sie das Gefühl, dass ihr zum ersten Mal seit langer Zeit jemand zuhört. Die Erzählung einer Familie, die mit Lügen, Betrug und Verlust kämpft - und trotz allem nicht aufgibt.

Exploring the significance of a recurring red suitcase in her stories, the author offers insights into her life and the inspiration behind her extensive work on the Amish community. With over forty books to her name, Beth Wiseman shares personal anecdotes and experiences that shaped her understanding of the Plain People in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Indiana, providing readers with a deeper connection to her narratives.

Katie Ann Stolzfus mourns the loss of her estranged husband as she struggles to raise her young son alone, but when Eli Detweiler comes to town to attend his niece's wedding, they face an unexpected and hopeful future together.

What would cause the Amish to move to Colorado, leaving family and friends behind?

Walter was eighty-two when he died--the first time. His visit to Heaven was glorious as he reunited with his wife, daughter, and other family and friends, relationships that a full life had nourished. But God tells Walter that he can't stay in Heaven, that Walter has more to do on Earth before he returns Home for good. Leaving those he loves, as well as the love of God, seems unbearable. The Lord tells Walter that he will return to his earthly existence right away with renewed health and pain-free. God explains to Walter that He will relay messages to him, words that he might not understand but that are intended for the betterment of the recipient. Walter awakens in his hospital bed feeling like a man of twenty but wondering if he'd dreamed the entire ordeal. When he begins to hear God's messages for others, he follows through, although his own doubts and fears lead him to worry whether he is handling the callings correctly. As a series of events unfold, Walter is happy when things come together for the strangers he seems to have helped, but he starts to become bitter. The two most important people in his life are hurting, and God isn't helping either one of them. As Walter's faith is tested, will his own bitterness block the voice of God that carries with it a special message for Walter's loved ones?

Three heartwarming tales of old friends and new beginnings that span one year in an Amish community.

An unplanned pregnancy. An absent father. Can love really endure all things?

The second novel in the Amish Journeys series by bestselling author Beth Wiseman.

In the second novel of Beth Wiseman's new Amish Bookstore series, wounds from the past must be healed to make way for a promising future.