The Amish blacksmith

Summary: Six years ago, Priscilla Kinsinger's mother died in a tragic accident, plunging the teen into grief so intense she was sent to live with relatives elsewhere. Now an adult, Priscilla returns to Lancaster County hoping to find peace with her mamm's death, for which she has always felt responsible. Talented horse gentler Jake Miller, an apprentice blacksmith for the Kinsingers, is soon at odds with the beautiful but emotionally complex Priscilla. He much prefers the lighthearted, easygoing ways of Amanda Shetler, the young woman he's been courting. But his boss is Priscilla's uncle, so when the man asks Jake and Amanda to help his niece reconnect with community life, they have no choice but to do just that. Suprisingly, as Jake spends time with Priscilla, he finds himself drawn to her. Just as he fixes troubled horses, he wants to "fix" her by persuading her she was not to blame for her mother's death. What he discovers instead will challenge everything he believes about the depth of emotion, the breadth of forgiveness, and the true nature of love.