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An Amish Woman's Courage

(2025)
(The first book in the Breaking Silence series)
A novel by

 
 
When love becomes fear and protection turns to prison, can faith break the chains of a family's darkest secrets?

In the peaceful farming community of Harmony, Iowa, the Bertrand family appears to live the simple, godly life their Amish faith prescribes. But behind closed doors, Mary Bertrand and her four children endure years of escalating abuse from patriarch Adam, whose violent rage threatens to destroy everything they hold dear.

When a courageous schoolteacher breaks the community's code of silence and alerts authorities, the Bertrand family is thrust into the unfamiliar world of social services and secular law. With her family torn apart, Mary faces an impossible choice that will change their lives forever.

An emotionally powerful story of courage, survival, and redemption that doesn't shy away from life's hardest challenges. Through faith and the strength of community, even the deepest wounds can find healing.

Content note: This book deals with serious themes including domestic violence, character death, and family trauma.

For readers seeking meaningful, faith-based fiction that explores difficult but important topics.

Note: A previous version of this was published as Big Little Lies by Rebecca Price. This has been edited with some content changes though the core story remains the same.



Genre: Inspirational

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