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The Quilter's Daughter
Amazon description:
 
Abby Miller leaves her successful quilt shop and patient fiance in Ohio to help her newly remarried and now pregnant mother in Lancaster County. While she's away, Abby's world is shattered in one fell swoop. How can God make anything good come out of this tragedy? With shaken faith, Abby is forced to look for answers away from friends and family. Will she find them in the ashes of the past, in her love of quilting, or in the heart of an overlooked Amish man? Can her faith withstand the flames of tragedy?
About the Author
Fascinated by the Amish people during the years of visiting her husband's family in Pennsylvania, WANDA E. BRUNSTETTER combined her interest with her writing and now has eleven novels about the Amish in print.

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It sounds interesting and I just wonder if anyone else has read this book or any of her other books.

[bjjiminy]

I've read them. They're pretty good; not great. Nostalgic and feel good books.
Barb in CA

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I haven't read them.  Sounds like good reads.

[Sharon]

I've read Plain Truth and it is an adolescent story based on Amish life in PA. It's OK. Sort of simplistic in this day and age, but I would have love it in middke school in the 50's. I can't remember the author but there is a series of these.

[MADGE0928]

I got all three of the series at a used book sale simply because they were quilt related.  I think if you read them in order you get to know the characters better.
#1 the Storekeeper's Daughter, #2 the Quilter's Daughter, #3 the Bishop's Daughter.  I enjoyed them, easy read and kept my interest.

[Lyn]

Both my husband and I enjoy Wanda Brunstetters books.  They are not deep thinking books, just enjoyable.