Jase Edgar and his fiancee had their whole lives ahead of them when she is killed in a tragic car accident. In the process of moving forward in spite of his sadness and disillusionment, Jase takes a new job as a youth pastor in Bradleyville, Kansas.
Told from multiple points of view, the author weaves together a story of redemption and healing.
The take on the Amish from Kenzie's point of view is not typical and very interesting. The relationships are beautiful and supportive, and the struggles the characters are going through are varied: grief, health issues, food addiction, foster care, humility, honesty...
There is a small mystery that is not hard to sort out, but it was still fun to watch it unfold. If you are looking for a story to encourage you to be encouraged and find hope, this is a great book for you.
I was provided a complimentary copy of this book by Water Brook/Random House Publishers and NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.
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