Fence Lines

An Inspirational Amish Redemption Romance with a Quiet Mystery

He came to mend fences. She’s the one who teaches him where a man belongs.

When a quiet stranger walks up the Lapp farm lane asking for day work, Rachel Lapp sees more than callused hands—she sees a careful, humble spirit. Jacob King keeps to the barn loft, fixes what’s broken, and bows his head when the hymns rise. But when the quilting circle’s relief money goes missing and then mysteriously reappears—tied with a simple knot on the Lapps’ porch—whispers turn toward the outsider.

Refusing to judge on shadows, Rachel follows the small truths others overlook—materials, textures, and other evidence. As storms test the farm and gossip tests her courage, Rachel learns that fences don’t just keep harm out—they mark a place to rest. With the Elder’s gentle wisdom and a community learning to “repair what breaks,” Rachel and Jacob must decide whether mercy and honest work can make room for a future… together.

• Cozy, faith-forward romance with a gentle, quiet, cozy mystery
• Amish life details—quilting bees, barn chores, and a benefit auction
• Slow-burn, closed-door tenderness and a heartfelt, hopeful ending
• Themes: belonging, forgiveness, and restorative justice

Fence Lines is a complete, satisfying standalone set around an Amish quilting circle—perfect for readers who love wholesome small-town feeling, compassionate characters, and mysteries solved with patience, prayer, and plain common sense. HFN ending included.

This book MISTAKENLY came up under "Christian fiction"

Disliked the excessive swearing and cussing, really detracted from the story and was unnecessary....unless of course the authors vocabulary really is stunted.