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An Amish witness to murder
Another riveting Amish Country Justice book
On the way to deliver a baby, Amish midwife Lizzy Miller witnesses her driver’s murder—and now someone plans to silence her. Lizzy knows better than to trust strangers, but she must depend on former Amish turned Englisch police officer Isaac Yoder. And there’s nowhere safe to hide…unless Isaac reconnects with the Amish community he left behind to protect the woman he’s falling for.
DANA R. LYNN grew up in Illinois. She met her husband at a wedding and told her parents she’d met the man she was going to marry. Nineteen months later, they were married. Today, they live in rural northwestern Pennsylvania with enough animals to start a petting zoo. In addition to writing, she works as a teacher for the deaf and hard of hearing and works in several ministries in her church.
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Guarding the Amish Midwife
Dana R. Lynn
ISBN: 978-1-474-09648-5
GUARDING THE AMISH MIDWIFE
© 2019 Dana Roae
Published in Great Britain 2019
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“I won’t forget my promise to you, Lizzy. Got that?”
Her heart melted. His promise to protect her and to see that justice was done. She believed him, too. She wasn’t sure how it had happened, but something about Isaac Yoder had reached out and broken through the wall of distrust and cynicism she had built up.
The fact that she was beginning to trust the earnest man before her terrified her.
She could not afford to let any man close to her, especially not one who seemed to understand her so well. Whatever charms Isaac Yoder possessed, no matter how charismatic or upright he was, he was a man who had chosen to leave the Amish world. So even in the unlikely circumstance that Lizzy decided to one day marry, he would never be a choice she’d be able to make.
“I will be fine. You don’t need to worry about me.”
Deliberately, she got into the cruiser and turned her face forward. The car started advancing. She could feel his gaze on her as the distance between them increased. It took all her will, but she never glanced back.
O Lord my God, in thee do I put my trust: save me from all them that persecute me, and deliver me.
—Psalms 7:1
For my husband, Brad. Thanks for supporting me as I followed my dream.
Acknowledgments
Thanks to my children, for understanding when Mom had a deadline and being willing to help out.
To my best friends Amy and Dee—we need to go for coffee, soon!
To Rachel and Lee, I appreciate you all so much. And I’m still laughing over our first Facebook Live video.
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