Separated from her pious but rigid family in the wake of a Native American raid, an Amish settler finds unexpected love with a native man who encourages her to express her faith in different ways; while back home, the anguished man who once courted her finds comfort with another woman. By the best-selling author of Anna's Crossing. Original In a wild country, the true cost of love may be more than they can bearBeautiful and winsome, Betsy Zook never questioned her family's rigid expectations, nor those of devoted Hans--but then she never had to. Not until the night she's taken captive in a surprise Indian raid. Facing brutality and hardship, Betsy finds herself torn between her pious upbringing and the feelings she's developing for a native man who encourages her to see God in all circumstances. Greatly anguished by Betsy's captivity, Hans turns to Tessa Bauer for comfort. She responds eagerly, overlooking troubling signs of Hans's hunger for revenge. But if Betsy is ever restored to the Amish, will things between Hans and Tessa have gone too far? Inspired by true events, this deeply layered novel gives a glimpse into the tumultuous days of prerevolutionary Pennsylvania through the eyes of two young, determined, and faith-filled women.Praise for the Amish Beginnings series"This novel is a winner."--Publishers Weekly on Anna's Crossing"A deeply satisfying story of conviction and hope."--Booklist on Anna's Crossing"Full of adventure, suspense, an air of mystery, and sweet romance."--Christian Library Journal on The NewcomerSuzanne Woods Fisher is an award-winning, bestselling author of more than two dozen novels, including Anna's Crossing and The Newcomer in the Amish Beginnings series, The Bishop's Family series, and The Inn at Eagle Hill series, as well as nonfiction books about the Amish, including Amish Peace and The Heart of the Amish. She lives in California. Learn more at www.suzannewoodsfisher.com and follow Suzanne on Twitter @suzannewfisher.