Kentucky Brothers : 3 Amish Romances From A New York Times Bestselling Auth
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An Amish Journey to Hope, Healing, and New Beginnings
Join New York Times bestselling author Wanda E. Brunstetter in the complete Kentucky Brothers series as three brothers seek fresh starts in the land of tomorrow. . . .
The Journey
a*?Until Titus Fisher learned woodworking skills, he’d never been able to stick to a job. Now living in Kentucky, life has a whole new outlook, but can a heart once torn by love’s rejection find new life and choose between two women who are as unique as night and day?
The Healing
Single father Samuel Fisher is still grieving over his wife’s untimely death when his brother Titus convinces him to make a fresh start. Samuel packs up his kids and heads to Bluegrass Country, but can he find hope in tomorrow when burdened by yesterday’s memories?
The Struggle
Timothy Fisher has moved his wife Hannah and daughter Mindy to Kentucky, the land of tomorrow. But when a tragic accident occurs, their marriage seems splintered beyond repair. What drastic measures will God take to salve their grief?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781636094496
ISBN10: 163609449X
Wanda Brunstetter
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2023
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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