Description
Fleeing poverty, fear, and a dangerous stalker, widowed mother Cara Moore takes her young daughter to an Amish community in Pennsylvania, hoping to find safety and a new beginning. Instead, she encounters a tightly knit world unsettled by secrets from her family’s past—and by Ephraim Mast, an Amish man determined to help her despite the cost to his own standing. As Cara struggles to trust again, Ephraim and his sister Deborah face difficult choices involving love, loyalty, faith, and the future of their community. Set against the restoration of a neglected house, this heartfelt novel explores refuge, forgiveness, belonging, and the courage required to build a life anew.
Available Editions
paperback
WaterBrook Press
Published Aug 11, 2009
354 pages
ISBN: 9781400073962
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Details
First Published
2009
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for The Hope of Refuge by Cindy Woodsmall.