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A young boy murdered in a snowstorm and forgotten...A mysterious letter that sets Jenny on the trail...Secrets within secrets revealed - Nothing is as it seems...Imagine if Miss Marple were Amish!Jenny Hershberger returns to Apple Creek, Ohio, called by Detective Elbert Wainwright to help solve another cold case-a young Amish boy murdered in a deadly snowstorm and never identified. But as she digs into the case, she finds so many connections to her own life that the story becomes like a house of mirrors. As Jenny and Bobby Halverson travel from Apple Creek to Shipshewana, toTexas and Colorado, and back to Apple Creek, the trail grows warmer each day. But each step uncovers a new murder... and a new twist. Who is the killer? And who is... THE BOY IN BLUE DENIM?

The keys to your peace lies in recognizing and dealing with polar opposites in your life. "Strike Your Balance" will help you negotiate many such contradictions you face in life, be it professional or personal. Contrasting situations, for example, in the professional sphere like the pursuit of ambition tempered with satisfaction with what you have, or personal, like your drive for generosity balanced with personal savings play an important role in our daily lives; relating to them, reconciling them to an equilibrium is a step towards your own peace. This book explores how these challenges can be negotiated and how to arrive at the best choice possible. It explores 18 such common contradictions that help people's inner peace. This book will help you: - Identify the various contradictions that evolve - How to tackle such contradictions? - How to arrive at the best decision that allows for your peace of mind? Srihari Palangala, Marketing Director at Dell Technologies for the Asia Pacific/Japan, EMEA and China regions, wrote this book after seeing people deal with choices in a fast-paced, hyper-connected world. If you want to take the step forward towards making that peace with yourself then make sure you quickly identify and resolve those diametric situations. Grab your copy today and strike your balance.

The Gettysburg LetterIt is July of1863 and the terrible Battle of Gettysburg is raging in the little Pennsylvania town. John Wesley Culp has come back to his childhood home, but he is fighting in the Army of Northern Virginia and his friends and family look upon him as a traitor. In his pocket he carries a letter from his best friend, Jack Skelly, a wounded Union soldier who is a prisoner in Virginia. The letter is for Jack's sweetheart, Ginnie Wade, but Culp and Ginnie both die in the battle and the letter never gets delivered. 150 years later, Randy Culpepper, the great-great grandson of Wesley's best friend returns to Gettysburg for the anniversary of the great battle, and through a strange twist of fate he becomes a player in the unresolved story of Wesley Culp, Jack Skelly, Ginnie Wade and the long-missing letter. A Gettysburg ghost story.

Do you want to be an entrepreneur? Do you know the challenges one will face in this quest to be an entrepreneur? Did you know that it is just not enough to have a good product because several factors can lead you astray? Want a primer to understand the challenges you are going to face in your entrepreneurial journey? "Stitching it Right" is such a book that will help you recognize the potential pitfalls in what could be an adventure. This book is a therapeutic look at the romance of entrepreneurship. It looks at how several factors can impact a start-up business. It gives you points to pivot and understand how some of these challenges may seem obvious but unavoidable. This book will aid you in preparing yourself better on this journey. This book will help you: Put your entrepreneurial dreams in perspectiveIdentify factors that can impact your businessGet inspired from the real-life stories of Rajat and SaivanaRajat Sikka, the Director and co-Founder of Saivana Exports Private Limited has written this book detailing his years and lessons from founding the company. He brings us on an exploratory journey as we travel across the dusty back roads of Tughlaqabad in the 90s to the cobbled streets of Paris and even the ivory halls of Harvard. He sums up his learnings from the shackles of red tape, labor disputes, and rejections. This book identifies what will impact the Indian entrepreneur. This book will help budding businessmen recognize the roadblocks that may affect their business.Become a successful entrepreneur like Rajat Sikka by benefitting from his learnings by grabbing your copy today.

Jonathan and Jenny Hershberger are happily settled in Paradise, Pennsylvania on the farm Jenny inherited from her grandfather. But when Jonathan disappears in a terrible boating accident, Jenny and her young daughter, Rachel, return home to Apple Creek, Ohio to live with her adoptive parents, Reuben and Jerusha Springer. As Jenny works through her grief and despair, she discovers she has a gift for writing. A handsome young publisher discovers her work and, after the publication of her first book, Jenny is on the verge of worldly success and possible romance. Then a conflict arises with the elders of her church, and Jenny must ask herself if she's willing to go outside her faith to pursue her dreams. At the same time, the budding romance is at odds with Jenny's hope that Jonathan might someday be found alive. Jenny must choose and Jenny's Choice leads her to the surprising and heart-warming conclusion of the Apple Creek Dreams series

Jenny Springer is the local historian for the Amish community in Apple Creek, Ohio. When Jenny was a child, Jerusha Hershberger Springer rescued her from a terrible snowstorm, and when no trace of Jenny's parents could be found, the Springer family adopted her. Since then, the burning desire in Jenny's heart is to find out who she really is.Then Jenny meets Jonathan Hershberger, a drifter from San Francisco who lands in Apple Creek fleeing a drug deal gone wrong. Intrigued by an Englischer with an Amish name, Jenny offers to help him discover his Amish roots. When together they dig into Jonathan's past, Jenny gets serious in her own search for her long-lost parents. And as they travel The Road Home together, Jenny finds the truly surprising answer to her deepest questions, while Jonathan discovers his need for a home, a family, and a relationship with God.

Opahtuhwe, the White Deer, is the beautiful daughter of Wingenund, the most powerful chief of the Delaware tribe. She is revered by her people-a true Indian princess. Everything changes when the murderous Delaware renegade known as Scar brings three Amish prisoners to the Delaware camp. Jonathan and Joshua Hershberger are twin brothers that Scar has determined to adopt and teach the Indian way. The third prisoner is Jonas Hershberger, their father, who has been made a slave because he would not defend his family. White Deer is drawn to Jonathan but his hatred of the Indians makes him push her away. Joshua's gentle heart and steadfast refusal to abandon the Amish faith lead White Deer to a life-changing decision and rejection by her people. In the end, White Deer must choose between the ways of her people and her new-found faith. And complicating it all is her love for the man who can only hate her.

Isabella, Princess of Poland, is raised to a life of great wealth and leisure in the Polish Royal Court, destined to marry a king. But fate or divine providence intervenes when she meets Johan Hirschberg, a young Anabaptist who works in her father's stable. This chance meeting leads the young couple into a forbidden love. Together they flee Poland and embark on a dangerous journey that brings them, after great peril, to the small parish of a troubled priest named Menno Simons. Catholic Bishop, Franz von Waldek, paid by King Sigismund, Isabella's father to find the princess at all costs, pursues them across Europe. Isabella does not know it, but if von Waldek captures her, she will have to make a choice that will change the course of European history forever.

Jerusha Springer has spent months making the most beautiful quilt anyone in Apple Creek, Ohio has ever seen, and she knows it is going to take first prize at the Quilt Fair in Dalton. The prize money will be her ticket out of the Amish way of life-away from the memories of Jenna, the daughter she lost a year ago and Reuben, her tormented husband, who has been missing since Jenna's death.On the way to the fair, Jerusha gets caught in the Storm of The Century. An accident leaves her trapped in her driver's car-and trapped by the memories of her marriage to Reuben and the loss of little Jenna. And then another littler girl enters the story and takes Jerusha's heart captive in a way she hadn't expected. Can this child also be the one to heal Reuben's pain as well? A beautiful story of loss and redemption.