Celebrating the Release of The Amish Widow’s Last Stitch

Lizzie
I never expected that the last thing Grossmammi Esther would crochet would lead me straight into a mystery or into love.

Her death left a hollow space in my chest I didn’t know how to fill. Esther was more than just my grandmother. She was my anchor, my steady thread in a world that often unraveled too quickly. When she passed, all I had left were her journals, her shop, and a half-finished crochet pattern she never explained. That pattern ended up being more than just yarn; it was a trail of clues.

But I wasn’t ready for what those clues would uncover. And I surely wasn’t ready for Evert Miller.

Evert
Coming back to Willow Springs was never in my plans. I came looking for answers about where I came from, not to fall in love with a stubborn yarn shop owner in mourning.

But Gott has a way of unraveling the plans we make and stitching something better in its place.

What started as a search for truth turned into something far deeper… a reckoning with the past, a confrontation with betrayal, and a quiet kind of healing I never expected to find… especially not at the end of a crochet hook or beside the warm scent of Lizzie’s tea.

Grief brought them together, but one secret could tear them apart.

We’re so excited to share The Amish Widow’s Last Stitch with you.

It’s a story of grief, faith, family secrets, and the quiet power of second chances. If you’ve ever held onto the memory of a loved one, questioned your place in the world, or found healing in unexpected places, we pray this story touches your heart.

With every stitch, there’s a story. And this one? It’s ours.

—Lizzie & Evert

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