Sisters of the Quilt

Cindy Woodsmall

Seventeen-year-old Hannah Lapp has always known the boundaries of her Old Order Amish world—but her love for Paul, a Mennonite outsider, draws her toward choices that could change everything. As she weighs her family’s expectations against the stirrings of her own heart, Hannah discovers that love alone cannot mend every wound or erase the divides between faith, community, and personal freedom. Set against the quiet beauty and strict traditions of Amish life, this emotionally charged story explores belonging, sacrifice, heartbreak, and the difficult path toward truth.

Cindy Woodsmall

After a broken engagement drives her from her secluded Old Order Amish community, Hannah Lapp travels to Ohio seeking refuge with a shunned aunt and the chance to begin again. With limited education and little experience in the English world, she must navigate unfamiliar customs, difficult choices, and the lingering ties to the life she left behind. As Hannah searches for belonging and direction, questions of faith, family, forgiveness, and personal freedom come sharply into focus. This emotionally resonant Christian Amish fiction offers a thoughtful portrait of starting over while honoring the complexities of love and community.

Cindy Woodsmall

After years away, Hannah Lapp reluctantly returns to the Old Order Amish community she left behind after a devastating series of losses. Drawn home by a desperate and confusing call from her sister, she must confront painful memories, strained family ties, and the expectations of a faith and culture she once knew intimately. As Hannah seeks healing and a new sense of belonging, she faces difficult choices about love, forgiveness, and the future. This emotionally charged continuation of her story explores the mending of a wounded soul through faith, family, and grace.