When the Soul Mends: A Novel (Sisters of the Quilt, #3)

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When the Soul Mends: A Novel (Sisters of the Quilt #3)

by Cindy Woodsmall (Goodreads Author)

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Returning to the home she fled in disgrace, will Hannah find healing for the wounds of the past?

After receiving a desperate and confusing call from her sister, Hannah Lapp reluctantly returns to the Old Order Amish community of her Pennsylvania childhood.

Having fled in disgrace more than two years earlier, she finally has settled into a satisfying role in the Englischer w...more

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Published September 16th 2008 by WaterBrook Press

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Jan 03, 2012

Loraine Alcorn rated it

I was able to read When the Soul Mends by Cindy Woodsmall, through blogging for books. This is the second novel in the set and its a really good book. I loved these 2 novels but this second one really has everything working out nicely. In the first novel their is a lot of tragedy and heartbreak. In When the Soul Mends, we get to see the characters grow up in both faith and love.
I just loved the whole story! I loved all the characters and the way that the story its self was extremely uplifti...more

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Nov 15, 2011

Louise rated it

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Returning to the home she fled in disgrace, will Hannah find healing for the wounds of the past?

After receiving a desperate and confusing call from her sister, Hannah Lapp reluctantly returns to the Old Order Amish community of her Pennsylvania childhood.

Having fled in disgrace more than two years earlier, she finally has settled into a satisfying role in the Englischer world. She also has found love and a new family with the wealthy Martin Palmer...moreStory Description:

Returning to the home she fled in disgrace, will Hannah find healing for the wounds of the past?

After receiving a desperate and confusing call from her sister, Hannah Lapp reluctantly returns to the Old Order Amish community of her Pennsylvania childhood.

Having fled in disgrace more than two years earlier, she finally has settled into a satisfying role in the Englischer world. She also has found love and a new family with the wealthy Martin Palmer and the children she is helping him raise. But almost immediately after her arrival in Owl’s Perch, the disapproval of those who ostracized her, including her headstrong father, reopens old wounds.

As Hannah is thrown together with former fiancé Paul Waddell to work for her sister Sarah’s mental health, hidden truths surface about events during Hannah’s absence, and she faces an agonizing decision. Will she choose the Englischer world and the man who restored her hope, or will she heed the call to return to the Plain Life–and perhaps to her first love?

When the Soul Mends is the third and final book in the Sisters of the Quilt series.

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Hannah finally returns home for a family funeral and for her sister, Sarah, who seems to have gone off the deep end. Her mental stability is being questioned by all who encounter her. Sarah is often seen with matches and various farms and barns are being burned down including the Esh family’s barn where their son, David, was killed and their other son, Matthew injured. Hannah had been gone from Owl’s Perch for more than two years.

Sarah has been convinced, in her own mind that Hannah’s baby is alive and they have hidden her somewhere. She is coming unglued at the seams searching for the baby.

Back in Ohio, Hannah has carved out a nice life for herself living with Martin and his niece and nephew whom Hannah adores. Life is good for Hannah there. Now back in Owl’s Perch, she faces Paul Waddell her former fiancé and will she be able to return to the English world in Ohio or will she succumb to old memories and feelings and return to her Amish ways with Paul?

WHEN THE SOUL MENDS reminds us all about forgiveness and how being true to yourself in your forgiveness is a lesson we all need to remember. God already knows what’s in your heart so integrity plays a big part here people, for the only one you’re fooling is yourself. I would highly recommend this trilogy “Sisters of the Quilt” to everyone! Excellent reading!
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Sep 24, 2011

Kav rated it

I normally don't like a continuous series like this but there is no way Woodsmall could have done Hannah's story justice in just one book. I think she did a marvelous job of dividingIher journey between the three books.

When the Soul Mends had me on tenterhooks. I knew how I wanted it to end but I wasn't sure that it was possible. In fact, Woodsmall convinced me that that my hopes would pretty much be dashed until nearly the end of the book. It was agonizing to read and my emotions just...more

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Apr 13, 2011

Courtney rated it

Hannah Lapp thought she left the past behind her and intended to move on with her Englischer life. Then all things change when her sister Sarah calls her and begs her to come home again. Hannah can tell that Sarah is in desperate need of someone to talk to and she rushes home to deal with it. Hannah has to face her fears of seeing all the family and community that ridiculed her for so long and try to forgive the past and move forward. While she is there her soul does begin to mend and she fin...moreHannah Lapp thought she left the past behind her and intended to move on with her Englischer life. Then all things change when her sister Sarah calls her and begs her to come home again. Hannah can tell that Sarah is in desperate need of someone to talk to and she rushes home to deal with it. Hannah has to face her fears of seeing all the family and community that ridiculed her for so long and try to forgive the past and move forward. While she is there her soul does begin to mend and she finds some answers to her questions and begins forgiving herself and those that hurt her. She is now stuck between the new life she created with Martin and Amish community that she so dearly is drawn to!

What an amazing conclusion to such a powerful story! When the Soul Mends was just as consuming and enjoyable as the first two books in the series. I could not get enough! I don’t suggest reading this book as a stand-alone because there is just so much involved there with Hannah and her past that I feel it’s important to know all the other things she went through. The author did a great job with connecting the reader to the story. I felt like I was almost Hannah’s sister or best friend; I was feeling all the emotions that Hannah felt and my heart was torn in two with feelings that she was going through. There were times that I thought for sure I knew where the story would head and then I was surprised all over again, I never knew until the end who Hannah was going to end up with! I am so happy with the way the series ended, I couldn’t have imagined it to end any better than it did, Cindy did a great job!!

I loved the spiritual matter; it was mild but very affective! There was a lot in the book about forgiveness that just pulled on my heart strings. I talked about how forgiveness is a choice and that God takes it all very seriously and I was amazed with all the characters and their issues with forgiveness!

This is the kind of book that once you start reading the series you really didn’t want to stop. I had to wait weeks to read the last book and it about killed me. Once I picked up When the Soul Mends I couldn’t put it down! Even when it ended I did not want it to, I could have kept reading for another 200 pages! I highly recommend When the Soul Mends!

I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.
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Oct 14, 2010

Alex Short rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I just finished reading a book called When the Soul Mends. This book is written by Cindy Woodsmall. She does an excellent job at explaining about the Amish life and keeping you interested in the book. The way she writes is like you are right there with the characters, if they take a sip of hot chocolate you are with them watching them and it was like you could feel the warmth off the mugs, and when they cried I cried with them.
The book never had a dull moment, for me anyway. My favorite p...moreI just finished reading a book called When the Soul Mends. This book is written by Cindy Woodsmall. She does an excellent job at explaining about the Amish life and keeping you interested in the book. The way she writes is like you are right there with the characters, if they take a sip of hot chocolate you are with them watching them and it was like you could feel the warmth off the mugs, and when they cried I cried with them.
The book never had a dull moment, for me anyway. My favorite parts were when Hannah went home to her community and she saw Paul again, also I enjoyed it when Sara got help and she almost burnt down the barn, and Paul and Hannah worked really well together and rekindled their relationship. The worst part in the book was when Hannah went home the first time and almost everyone disowned her, and did not want anything to do with her. Another bad part was when Hannah got her heart broken a second time by Martin Palmer and when she found out her sister was the one that burnt down the barns in the community.
In When the Soul Mends Hannah is a 20 year old woman who has been through a lot in her past she has been raped, her community turned on her ( even her parents), has had a baby who died not long after birth named Rachel, and has found her aunt Zabeth who died just recently. On the up side she has fallen in love again and has forgiven her ex– fiance; who abandoned her after he found out she had been raped and was pregnant. Now Hannah needs to return home because her sister is going crazy and her best friends brother has just died in a fire, when the roof fell in on him; but know that shes back she starts wondering what life would be like if Paul was still hers, Hannah also does not know if she can forgive him for just leaving her. Does Hannah forgive and forget like God wants her to? Is the spark that she feels when she is around Paul something to forget about? Do her and Martin last? You will have to read to find this out.
When the Soul Mends is a book written by Cindy Woodsmall, she is a excellent writer and tells facts in a way everyone can understand and is interested. Cindy Woodsmall's writing is not like anyone’s I have read before. Most of the thing she says are true about the Amish, just the story is made up. With this said I would recommend this book to anyone who likes romance; and to find out things about the Amish.
This book is probably one of the best books I have read. Most of the time I would not choose a book like this because I am more into mysteries and action books; but Cindy makes this book easy to read and really enjoyable for all I think. Not only have I read it but my mom and dad have read it to and also enjoyed this book.(less)

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Oct 06, 2010

Jeannie Heffner rated it

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One of the best books I've read in quite some time.. on healing ones soul and discovering what God has planted down deep in your soul..learning to except yourself no matter what you've done in your past and what life is really about to you.Not what others think,Learning to depend on God, not just for happiness, but to help you live your life the way he wants you to..But we need to go to Him and ask Him and depend on Him and believe Him...Learn to let go and let God.And above all live our life t...more

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Apr 30, 2011

Eileen Souza rated it

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Again, 3 stars. I really struggled between 3 and 4 stars, but it wasn't quite really good. I wish you could do 3.5 stars - that would perfectly cover my feelings on this book.

This was a good wrap up book (I love books with epilogues) and brought a satisfying conclusion to the series. As I've been reading it, and trying to categorize my likes and dislikes in my head, it basically comes down to this: the series is a coming of age story, and Hannah's coming of age forces her to truly find...more

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Jun 06, 2011

Ruth rated it

This is the third book in a series, and I haven't read the other two; therefore there was a lot of backstory alluded to which I didn't completely understand, but it was explained well enough for this story to make sense. Still, there were a lot of names that took me a while to keep straight, but Woodsmall did provide a list of characters at the beginning of the book to aid with this.

I enjoyed the story and assuming the truthfulness of the details of Amish life, it was interesting ...more

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Apr 09, 2011

Donna rated it

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Hannah Lapp has moved on with her life. After leaving Owl's Perch, she moved in with her aunt, Zabeth, and began to heal. Hannah is almost finished with nursing school, is engaged, and is taking care of Martin's niece and nephew. Her life seems to be going along well until there is a fire in Owl's Perch. Returning to the Amish community is difficult for many reasons, but her sister's mental health deteriorates and she needs to find her professional help. While Hannah and Paul Waddell tried to st...more

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Feb 05, 2012

Dawn rated it

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A message from her sister, Sarah, draws Hannah Lapp back to the Amish community that she fled in disgrace three years ago. As she gets pulled into her sister's problems, secrets come to light and answers are given. Hannah also finds herself being pulled towards her first love again. She's got a comfortable life outside of the Plain community with a family that loves her. Will she choose to stay in the Amish world or leave it all behind to continue to live as an Englischer?

This the thir...more

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Apr 12, 2011

Wendi rated it

When The Soul Mends
By Cindy Woodsmall
Published by WaterBrook Press

Book 3 in the Sisters Of The Quilt series, When The Soul Mends begins two years after Hannah Lapp left behind her Old Order Amish life in Owls’ Perch, to begin a new life as an Englischer. Two years of heartbreak, recovery, and eventual fulfillment as a nursing student, girlfriend, and caregiver to two precious children. Life for Hannah was finally growing happy again… and then the call.

An ang...moreWhen The Soul Mends
By Cindy Woodsmall
Published by WaterBrook Press

Book 3 in the Sisters Of The Quilt series, When The Soul Mends begins two years after Hannah Lapp left behind her Old Order Amish life in Owls’ Perch, to begin a new life as an Englischer. Two years of heartbreak, recovery, and eventual fulfillment as a nursing student, girlfriend, and caregiver to two precious children. Life for Hannah was finally growing happy again… and then the call.

An anguished plea from her distraught and confused sister Sarah to come home, leaves Hannah with few choices. A fire back home in Owls’ Perch has left one friend dead, another badly burned. Disinclined as she is, to return to the one place that holds such pain, rejection and fear for her, Hannah reluctantly agrees. What she finds when she returns, is alarming to say the least. Her younger sister is unwell; obsessed with the product of a long held secret, Sarah threatens more fires and self-destruction.

Enter Paul Waddell, Plain Mennonite, Amish community social worker, and ex-fiancé. Paul is also, Hannah’s only hope for getting her sister the help that she so desperately needs. Fighting her father, her boyfriend Martin, and her fight-or-flight instincts, Hannah is determined to ensure her sister’s care.

Making the ultimate sacrifice, Hannah commutes back and forth between her new home in the Englischer world and the home she left behind in Owl’s Perch. While Martin grows less and less inclined to understand Hannah’s need to stay in touch with her Amish family and friends, Paul pushes Hannah to open up about the past and forgive him for his part in the pain the caused her to run away. Confused by her returning affection for the Amish life and puzzled by the intense pull that remains between Paul and her, Hannah must make a decision that will change all their lives forever.

A heartfelt and endearing read, When the Soul Mends is a story of healing and forgiveness. Woodsmall’s character development leaves nothing to be desired and her honest portrayal of a woman’s world in upheaval is stirring. Read as the third in the series or alone, When The Soul Mends is a beautiful and suspenseful novel.

I received this book free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group as part of their BloggingForBooks program. I was not required to write a positive review and the opinions I have expressed are my own.(less)

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Sep 08, 2009

Rhonda rated it

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Two and half years ago, then seventeen year old Hannah Lapp left in disgrace the Old Order Amish community and her family home in Owl's Perch, Pennsylvania. Her equally shunned Aunt Zabeth Bender took her teenage niece into her home in Winding Creek, Ohio. Hannah vowed never to return although she misses her family, even though her father who's shunning of her means to him she is dead. Hannah has found contentment with her beloved Martin Palmer and the children they raise.

However, w...more

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Jul 06, 2010

Amber rated it

This book shares a powerful story of healing and hope after deep suffering. The author’s writing style, as well as her apparent knowledge of the different worlds (Amish, Mennonite, and Englischer) contained within the story, made this an engaging read. Each character had his or her own problems, sorrows, and pain—making each one of them true to life.

Although I did not read the first two books in this series, the author included enough back-story to make the book stand on its own. ...more

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Nov 12, 2011

Rita rated it

In this 3rd and final book of the series we follow Hannah as she continues to search for her way. She is continuing her education--becoming a nurse--and she thinks she has found love and a new purpose in life. Martin and his niece and nephew plus her work in the clinic and school consume all her time. But then her sister Sarah calls and she does go back to Pennsylvania to help her. And then she meets up with Paul again and all the hurt and frustration of her old life in the Amish world come ...more

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Mar 24, 2010

Gail rated it

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There are three books in Sisters of the Quilt series: When the Heart Cries, When the Morning Comes and When the Soul Mends. Hannah Lapp has been raised Old Order Amish but at 17 she desires to break with custom. She's in love with Mennonite Paul who has secretly asked her to marry him. Then tragedy strikes Hannah and she is devastated. Thinking she will probably lose her place in her family & community, she flees to another state. Hannah finds an aunt she never knew and learns to fit in with t...more

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Jun 01, 2011

Esther rated it

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My Review of This Book:
There are varying thoughts in regards to book series and whether or not the individual book should be able to stand alone when read apart from the series. Well I am happy to say that When the Soul Mends by Cindy Woodsmall does a great job standing on its own. I unwittingly signed up to review this book not knowing that it was a part of a series. As I opened the book I was afraid that I might not be able to provide an accurate review having not read the previous books ...more

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Apr 04, 2011

Edna Tollison rated it

I love Beverly Lewis books and this story was just as good. I have the two books and loved to read about the family and to learn how they dealt with the problems in the first two books.
Hannah Lapp came from an old order Amish family where after a tragic incident , left her home and became part of the "english world". The story is about love and betrayal, forgiveness and moving on with life.

I love all the Amish books and love to read new author's work these three books a...more

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Aug 13, 2011

Courtney rated it

I felt a little lost at the beginning of the book since I have not read the first two books in the series but once I understood some of the background of the characters I began to really enjoy this story and when the last chapter came, I was sad it ended.[return][return]I don t know how true to life the lifestyle of the Amish is in her book but it was an eyeopener and I was surprised to find myself wanting to know to more about the community.[return][return]I am going to be keeping an eye out f...more

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Mar 19, 2011

penelopewanders rated it

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Lent by a colleague, very obviously not the first in the series, so I'm tempted to stop until I can get the first...
So I did greatly regret not having thefirst in the series, but ended up reading it anyway. Ironically, I had to go away after I'd read about half of it, and took another book, Sunshine and Shadow to read on that trip (don't like to leave on a trip with a book I've already read half of) - to my surprise that is also set in an Amish community. I found this interesting and was v...more

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Jun 12, 2010

Shelley rated it

Shelves: chicklitromance, christianfiction

I got this in Shipshe because I figured, when else would I get a chance to buy an Amish book? Damn it, I was up until 12:30 last night because I couldn't put it down. Now where am I going to buy more from this author? RAGPAGS, let's plan another trip to Shipshe!

I think that Martin's character suffered a bit to raise Paul up, but other than that, I adored the characters and truly rooted for all of them. Paul was a wonderful character and frankly, so was Martin. He wasn't what Hannah n...more

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May 23, 2011

Margaret rated it

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Apr 17, 2011

April rated it

When the Soul Mends, written by Cindy Woodsmall, is the third and final book in the Sisters of the Quilt series. It's a sort of crossroads story for the main character, Hannah, and while she is dealing with complex feelings while having returned to the Amish world, she must decide whether or not she will remain, or return to the Englischer world. For a bonus "issue", she must also decide whether or not to start something up again with her old Amish beau. While the potential love int...more

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Feb 17, 2010

Kristy rated it

Shelves: amish-mennonite, widget-shelf, my-favorites, christian, 2010

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I absolutely loved this book! I thought the author did a great job setting up for this book. There were so many little things that happened throughout the other two books that influenced the outcome of this book. I loved how it ended, I loved that she ended up plain at the end and didn't stay living as an Englischer, I think living as a mennonite was a happy medium for her. I loved how the author brought everything together, nothing felt forced or rushed like she was trying to just wrap up the...more

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Jun 11, 2009

Christina rated it

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When the Soul Mends, the third and final book in Cindy Woodsmall’s Sisters of the Quilt series, picks up right at the end of When the Morning Comes with Hannah speeding off to Owl’s Perch, the Amish community she left two and a half years ago. {Has it really been that long?} Her relationship with her family, especially her father and sister, along with her feelings towards ex-fiance, Paul, are in tatters, but Hannah can’t ignore her sister’s desperate pleas for help.

I was afraid th...more

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May 06, 2009

April rated it

After receiving a desperate and confusing call from her sister, Hannah Lapp reluctantly returns to the Old Order Amish community of her Pennsylvania childhood.

Having left Owl's Perch more than two years earlier, she finally has settled into a satisfying role in the Englisher world. Hannah has found love and a new family with the wealthy Martin Palmer and the children she is helping him raise; and her life-long dream of being part of the medical community is being realized. But almost...more

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Dec 01, 2008

Tara Lynn rated it

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I could repeat for the umpteenth time how shocked I was to enjoy this series, let alone read through all of it in a matter of days. (Two of these books alone I got through in a sitting, I just couldn't stop reading.)

Hannah's story is simple, and inspirational without being preachy, the way books that have a religious or spritual theme often are. While I consider myself a very spiritual person, and certainly a religious one, books that have a religious theme often feel very much as th...more

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Feb 06, 2012

Sarah rated it

Shelves: amish-fiction, christian-fiction, religion, review-books, waterbrook-multnomah

I don’t want it to end. In this final book in the Sisters of the Quilt series we are once again transported back to the Old Order Amish community of Owl’s Perch as well as the Ohio home of Hannah Lapp. The tension in this book was palpable, the decisions that Hannah has to make both for her own good as well as others, is fraught with heartache and forgiveness.

I read this book in one day, because I just couldn’t put it down. I had to know what happened between Paul and Hannah and h...more

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Sep 28, 2008

Nicole rated it

I anxiously awaited the third and final novel in Cindy's Woodsmall series Sisters of the Quilt. The first two were exceptionally written and provide a unique and insightful look into the life of an Old Order Amish community in modern day times. This final story was a complete disappointment. The character of Hannah in this storyline completely put me off. She was so different from the previous storylines that I find this transformation unbelievable. She's only been gone from her community f...more

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Nov 04, 2008

Holly (2 Kids and Tired) rated it

The concluding book to the Sisters of the Quilt series, this picks up literally at the end of the second one, When the Morning Comes. After receiving a troubling phone call from her sister, Hannah returns to Owl's Perch to find her dear friend Matthew injured in a fire and his brother dead. She finds that belief in the rumors and lies which drove her away still lingers in the hearts of some of her people. She can see her sister suffering from mental illness and her father in denial of that il...more

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Sep 14, 2008

Nora rated it

When the Soul Mends
By Cindy Woodsmall
Published by Waterbrook Press
ISBN#978-1-4000-7294-1
336 Pages

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After receiving a desperate and confusing call from her sister, Hannah Lapp reluctantly returns to the Old Order Amish community of her Pennsylvania childhood.

Having fled in disgrace two years earlier, she finally has found a satisfying role in the Englischer world, as well as love with Martin Palmer, a man with whom she can safely en...more

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Cindy Woodsmall is a veteran homeschool mom. As her children progressed in age, her desire to write grew stronger. After working through reservations whether this desire was something she should pursue, she began her writing journey. Her husband was her staunchest supporter as she aimed for what seemed impossible.

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