Gayle Roper is a newer author in the plethora of Amish Christian Fiction. Ropers characters are rich and lifelike. This book deals with forgiveness, forgiving others and ourselves. Roper deals with these topics realistically.
Rose the main character witnesses a murder and hides out in an Amish household while the search for the murderer goes on. While in the household she is reacquainted with Amish raised paraplegic Jake Zook. Rose also meets 16 year old Becky, a single Amish Mother, shunned Sam Hershberger and Davy and Annie Stoltzfus. Rose demonstrates grace and forgiveness, while doing this she also comes to grip with her own need for forgiveness. I found this book to be a good story and an easy read with lessons in it that I could benefit from.
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