Saying Goodbye

by Emily Fisher

When Lucy ran away from her husband, she thought her life was just beginning.

Determined to carve out an existence for herself, she tries to put the darkness of her past behind her with disastrous consequences.

A horrific tragedy will force Lucy to confront her Amish faith and question the path she set out for herself. 

In the Englischer world, Lucy had the freedom to choose.

When she goes home to reconcile with her family and ill-fated marriage, Lucy faces the most difficult decision she’s ever had to make.

Along with her friend, Dasha, Lucy must confront the past and make amends with the choices others have made for her and find the courage to heal.

Helping her is Samuel, her former brother-in-law. He’s always been kind to her, and she appreciates his gentle nature and friendship.

Somewhere there is a thin line between love and friendship, and Lucy isn’t certain she’s ready to love again.

Perhaps she doesn’t deserve to be loved and loved in return.

After all, Samuel is just a boy. He’s far too young for her, and his father already has plans for his son.

But perhaps Samuel has plans of his own...

120 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 27, 2015