Janna Kauffman enjoys working as a personal shopper for the homebound in her Amish community.
Her additional works include: the Amish of Seymour series, Patchwork Dreams, A Harvest of Hearts (winner of the 2012 Clash of the Titles Award in two categories), and Promised to Another; the Amish of Webster County series, Healing Love (finalist for the 2013 Christian Retail Awards), Surrendered Love, Awakened Love and A White Christmas in Webster County; an.
Her most recent books include Firestorm and Love by the Numbers.
Laura\'s maternal grandparents were Amish and she mainly writes Amish contemporary romance novels.
She earned her degree in business administration, but has always wanted to be a writer.
They have five children, three of whom are grown, and Laura homeschools the youngest two.
Hilton and her husband, Steve, a pastor, make their home in Arkansas.
About the Author: Award-winning author Laura V.
It will require the power of forgiveness to mend broken bonds and pave a path for future bliss.
Caught up in the exhilaration of their youthful dreams coming true, the couple makes a brash decision that jeopardizes the reputations of Janna and her father, the local bishop, and also threatens to destroy the fragile stability being built into Meghan\'s life.
He can\'t believe his luck when she still welcomes a relationship with him, and he does his best to straddle both worlds, even as he questions the point in pursuing a Love that cannot last.
He has no intentions of going back, either--not even for Janna Kauffman, the girl he\'s admired as long as he can remember.
Police officer Troy Troyer shed his given name when he left the Amish eight years ago in an effort to escape his demons.
Her dealings with the law aren\'t entirely bad, though, as they bring her back into contact with a childhood crush.
But when her wayward niece comes to live with her family, Janna finds herself spending less time shopping and more time explaining Meghan\'s erratic behavior to the local authorities.
Janna Kauffman enjoys working as a personal shopper for the homebound in her Amish community
