About This Book
Rachel Miller flees back to the safety of her Amish parents' farm to escape the obsessed actor she's been tutoring.
Shortly after her arrival, Rachel's father strikes a bargain with an "Englisher" named Jonathan Breck. The young writer will be allowed to live with the family while Jonathan does research for a book. In return, Jonathan will help with the chores on the farm. When it becomes apparent that Jon is attracted to Rachel, Jonas Miller begins to doubt the wisdom of his decision. And Aaron Troyer is concerned as well--before she had left Lancaster, Rachel had been his girl. And now that she's back, he has no intention of losing her again.
Rachel grows increasingly uncomfortable with Aaron's possessiveness, and she's afraid that Jon isn't what he appears to be. But the real danger lies with the stranger who walks among them, wreaking havoc on the vulnerable Miller family, biding his time in order to claim an unsuspecting Rachel as his own.
Shortly after her arrival, Rachel's father strikes a bargain with an "Englisher" named Jonathan Breck. The young writer will be allowed to live with the family while Jonathan does research for a book. In return, Jonathan will help with the chores on the farm. When it becomes apparent that Jon is attracted to Rachel, Jonas Miller begins to doubt the wisdom of his decision. And Aaron Troyer is concerned as well--before she had left Lancaster, Rachel had been his girl. And now that she's back, he has no intention of losing her again.
Rachel grows increasingly uncomfortable with Aaron's possessiveness, and she's afraid that Jon isn't what he appears to be. But the real danger lies with the stranger who walks among them, wreaking havoc on the vulnerable Miller family, biding his time in order to claim an unsuspecting Rachel as his own.