Beverly Lewis

When Katie Lapp, an Amish woman from Hickory Hollow, Pennsylvania, stumbles across a satin infant gown in her parents' attic, it leads to a devastating confession from her parents that completely changes her life.

The Shunning

Jeni Enjaian

After the utter disappointment of "The Redemption of Sarah Cain," I did not hold out high hopes for this book which served as my introduction to the Amish Christian fiction genre. (I still do not understand the obsession with the lifestyle, the obsession that has led to the creation of an entire genre that unfortunately flies off the shelf.) While the book was not quite as much fluff as "The Redemption of Sarah Cain," none of the characters were adequately developed. Everything felt rushed and character choices made little sense. The outcome could have been predicted at the beginning of the book. I am not bothering to read the remainder of the series. All three books are going into the donate pile.

Emily C Peterson

Julie Nicole Waldvogel

JacQueline Roe

The bestselling story of Katie Lapp, who longs for things forbidden to a young Amish woman. But an unexpected discovery reveals her true past.