Hannah Miller Knihy

Südfrankreich. Sommer. Der Geruch von Pinien ... Doch die Idylle trügt: Von einer hochgelegenen Jagdhütte aus beobachtet jemand aufmerksam die Ankunft der Schriftstellerin Annrose Pfeifer. Als sie nichtsahnend mit ihrem Mann aus dem Wagen steigt, fällt ein Schuss - und Annrose, die noch soviel vorhat im Leben, muss mit ansehen, wie von einer Sekunde auf die andere ihre Welt zerbricht. Der Fall hält Kommissar Claret und die zuständige Staatsanwältin in Atem, denn es deutet einiges darauf hin, dass die Autorin der Toulouser Drogenmafia in die Quere kam. Doch dann gibt es noch einen weiteren beunruhigenden Verdacht ... „Knotenstricker“ ist ein pechschwarzer Psychothriller mit Südfrankreich- und Schwedenflair, in dem es um mehr geht, als um Plagiat, Rache und gestörte menschliche Wahrnehmung.

Rachel has always thought of herself as a good Amish girl. But when she gets a job at a veterinary clinic, she finds herself falling for her boss, an Englisch vet by the name of Mason Porter. Mason is a believer, but he isn't Amish, and Rachel knows her church and her family, will never allow her to marry him. Meanwhile, her parents try to set Rachel up with friend and neighbor, Lloyd Werngard. Lloyd is a kind, quiet Amish man-a good person, but he isn't Mason Porter.And then tragedy strikes, and Rachel is devastated. The worst has happened, and no one can make it better. Grab this sweet and tender inspirational Amish Romance today.

Susan Miller loves Jake Studer. She always has. When he leaves on his Rumspringa and doesn't return, she continues to love him and believe in him. When he finally does come home, she's giddy with joy. Now they can court properly. But Jake has no plans to stay in Baker's Corner. And during the few weeks he's back, he arranges a secret buggy race.Catastrophe follows, and Susan knows she must give up on him. He'll never come back to Baker's Corner for good; he'll never be part of the people again; he'll never join church. But knowing it's time to give up on him is one thing. Doing it is another. Susan continues to wait for Jake, praying that somehow God will reach his rebellious heart.

Newly pregnant and now divorced, Marlie Jensen has to get away. She searches for a place to flee, settling on Baker's Corner. Primarily an Amish, community, Baker's Corner seems the perfect place for Englischer Marlie to heal and start over.When Marlie arrives, she lands a position at Pearl's Inn, an Amish bed and breakfast. She works hard, wanting to prove her worth and to secure some kind of future for herself and the baby she carries. She meets the innkeeper's nephew, Abel Yoder, and despite her broken heart, she finds herself drawn to this kind, gentle man. As the weeks turn to months, Marlie becomes more and more entrenched in the Amish way of life. She yearns for this kind of life for herself and her child. But she isn't Amish, and many people in the district look at her with judgment-a pregnant Englisch girl with no husband.Marlie and Abel fall in love, but the roadblocks between them seem insurmountable. Has Marlie uprooted her life only to find her heart broken againCLICK NOW to read this tender Amish romance!

Noah Parker navigates the challenges of his first day of middle school, balancing excitement with nerves. Alongside his friends, he encounters a mix of humorous and awkward moments, capturing the essence of growing up. This coming-of-age story highlights the relatable experiences of friendship and self-discovery during a pivotal time in adolescence.

Facing unexpected changes, Jane Graber finds herself competing for affection between Evan Schrock, the handsome newcomer who took her teaching job, and Clay Wilson, her employer's charming brother. As she navigates her new role as a nanny to twin boys, Jane grapples with her feelings for both men—one Amish and one Englisch. The story unfolds with themes of love, disappointment, and the quest for true happiness, leading Jane to make a pivotal choice that could change her life forever.

Exploring profound themes of loss, grief, love, and hope, this collection of short stories and essays delves into the complexities of the human experience. Each piece offers a unique perspective on what it means to navigate life's challenges, inviting readers to reflect on their own emotions and connections. The work emphasizes the richness of human relationships and the resilience required to face life's inevitable struggles.

Over the course of a year, a group of friends gathered to learn more about gin but what resulted was a monthly cocktail evening, sipping new drinks and listening to music. This book is a collection from that year with favorite recipes and songs to sip by.