Amish families start a new Missouri community where a disabled teacher pursues physical recovery, faith, and unexpected romance amid local hostility.
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Amish families start a new Missouri community where a disabled teacher pursues physical recovery, faith, and unexpected romance amid local hostility.
Readers of Kelly Irvin’s Bliss Creek Amish novels will be overjoyed to discover her new series for lovers of Amish fiction: The New Hope Amish. In the first installment, Love Still Stands, a group of dedicated families leaves Bliss Creek to establish a new community in Missouri. Among them is Bethel Graber, a beautiful young woman with a passion for teaching. But after being disabled in a terrible accident, overseeing a classroom is out of the question…and romance seems a long-lost dream. Bethel...
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Central romance subplot with emotional tension and courtship; fade-to-black intimacy.
No violence depicted.
No profanity or strong language.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQ+ representation.
Central Amish faith, prayer, scripture, and themes of God's plan and forgiveness.
No magic or witchcraft.
No occult content.
Prejudice and discrimination faced by Amish newcomers from local residents.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
Disability from accident, community hostility, and references to postpartum depression.
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