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After her older sister's tragic death during her rumspringa, sixteen-year-old Emma Lapp is caught between her parents' over-protectiveness and her need to forge her own path. Isolated, resentful, and misunderstood, Emma confides in Michael, her best friend and secret admirer, as she makes plans for her ultimate rebellion. But when Emma's simple solution threatens both of their futures, will she have the faith to stand up for her own values? Or the strength to hold onto her love?

A Lancaster Amish...

Join four best-selling Amish romance authors in this sweet Amish romance collection, including an all-new book from Anna Fisher. If you are looking for a wholesome Christian romance collection that you can't put down, start reading Married in Lancaster now

Book 1 - The Bishop's Son:

Feeling angry was natural for Adam... until he met Emma.

Often angry and with a strong sense of personal justice, 18-year-old Adam Beiler finds himself constantly at odds with his Amish community after the...

Erin Miles has reached a personal and professional milestone--she's "Doctor Miles" at last
Expecting teaching offers to fill her inbox, she's soon trolling through The Chronicle of Higher
Education for a position, any position. Somehow, though, what few jobs there are would take the recent widow away from her family and friends. As she considers what to do next, she's thrust into the role of caregiver when her parents both face health emergencies. Her real passion lies with researching her Easton-based ancestry, especially her intriguing six times great-grandfather, Sheriff...

The Poetic Workmanship of Alexander Pope was first published in 1955. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.

Through a detailed examination of Alexander Pope's poetic practices, Mrs. Parkin throws light both on the craftsmanship and on the philosophical concepts which governed the creative thought of the poet. She analyzes Pope's use of such literary devices as irony, antithesis, metaphor, narrative, paradox, tension, tonal...