Well, I'm pacing in front of my house...waiting for the UPS man.  Does UPS run on President's Day?  I found out that my copies of Plain Proposal--book #5 in the Daughters of the Promise series--shipped from the warehouse on Feb. 18...so, they should be arriving any day!  I'm super excited for you to read this one! 

To refresh your memories about the family tree -- there are five Stoltzfus siblings.  Samuel (Plain Perfect), Noah (Plain Pursuit), Ivan (several of the books, Katie Ann's husband), Mary Ellen (Linda's mother from Plain Paradise), and Rebecca.  Miriam is Rebecca's daughter, and she has been mentioned briefly in prior books.  Plain Proposal is Miriam's story.  And I just love it. 

Miriam secretly vows to follow Saul no matter what the future holds.

But she never thought that future might take them away from their Amish community.

Miriam Raber could have her pick of any of the eligible bachelors in Lancaster County. But she only has eyes for one . . . Saul Fisher. He captured her heart years ago, and she’s never looked back. Even when rumors circulate that Saul may leave their Amish community to pursue a once-in-a-lifetime apprenticeship, Miriam makes a bold assertion: she will stand by him, whether he stays or he goes, though she knows this decision could break her family’s heart.

Saul Fisher has experienced an inordinate amount of loss in his short life. Saul is raising his two brothers and caring for a grieving father who privately seeks solace in the comfort of his homemade wine. Saul has kept his father’s drinking from the community, but if he leaves Lancaster, the burden of secrecy will be left to his young brothers. How does he balance this with the dream that burns bright within him?

As Miriam and Saul consider leaving their lives behind, God starts revealing things to Miriam that make her think twice about what it means to be a Daughter of the Promise, and what it means to make a home.

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And last, but certainly not least...please keep fellow author, Kelly Long, in your prayers.  Her mother is very ill.  That's why Kelly missed her post this week. 

Have a fabulous week!