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Loves Delicate Balance
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 1 2021
Pages: 94
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Dorothy always admired her father. He was a loving father who employed many people in the community. Her father might have the odd outburst, but Dorothy always believed it to be well justified.
Dorothy and Caleb grew up as best friends. As a young man, Caleb took over management of his father's farm while Dorothy stayed closer to home.
When her father suffers an accident, Dorothy steps up to keep his businesses in town going. With her father in hospital and her mother staying with her aunt, Dorothy soon learns the hard truth.
Her father is unliked by almost everyone in the community outside his own family.
Dorothy persists and finds a delicate balance to earn people's trust and his employee's acceptance. With all this going on, she falls in love with Caleb.
When her father returns from hospital, Dorothy's joy is short-lived because, although she has changed the opinion of the community, her father hasn't changed at all.
Will Dorothy be able to help her father find redemption? Can Caleb ever be good enough for Dorothy in her father's eyes? How can two people in love find happiness when the divide between them keeps growing?
Enjoy this sweet Amish romance and witness how one can veer from a path of faith, but always find the opportunity to return.
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