Abram's Daughters

Beverly Lewis

In the close-knit Amish community of Gobbler’s Knob, four young sisters come of age amid the strict expectations of family, faith, and tradition. When Sadie is drawn toward an English outsider and makes a choice with far-reaching consequences, her younger sister Leah becomes entangled in a painful secret that tests their bond and threatens the future they have imagined. As Leah’s sweetheart is sent away under the Bishop’s authority, the sisters must navigate shame, loyalty, and the difficult promises they make to one another. Richly character-driven and deeply rooted in Lancaster County life, this poignant story explores sisterhood, forgiveness, obedience, and the enduring power of hope.

Beverly Lewis

Set in the Amish community of Gobbler’s Knob in 1947, this moving story follows the Ebersol sisters as they navigate grief, family expectations, and the uncertain promises of love. Leah eagerly anticipates her wedding to Jonas, but his long-desired carpenter’s apprenticeship takes him to Ohio, separating them for months and testing their devotion. Meanwhile, Sadie continues to wrestle with sorrow as the sisters confront difficult choices that challenge their faith, loyalties, and hopes for the future. Rich in Amish tradition and emotional insight, the novel explores forgiveness, sacrifice, and the bonds that hold a family together.