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Hope of RefugeNew Yorker Cara Moore has nothing and is on the run. Read more. |
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Sound of Sleigh BellsHeartache and a case of mistaken identity create a romantic Christmas story for the holidays. Read more. |
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When the Heart CriesBook 1 ~ Hannah Lapp was born and raised in an Old Order Amish home, without electricity, a telephone, or the right to follow her heart. Read more. |
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When the Morning ComesBook 2 ~ Her relationship with fiance Paul Waddell in tatters, Hannah Lapp has fled her secluded Old Order Amish community. Read more. |
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When the Soul MendsBook 3 ~ Rumors and lies left Hannah’s life in tatters; can the truth possibly stitch it back together? Read more. |
The Hope of Refuge
New Yorker Cara Moore has nothing and is on the run. Young Amish woman Deborah Mast has everything and is on her way to the wedding altar. When their lives collide, neither one will be the same. Can the humility and faith of Ada save either of them? Read more.
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An Amish Home Remedy
Tea Tonic
Throughout history, honey has been effective as an analgesic (pain reliever) and perhaps even a healing remedy. Vinegar was always my mother’s favorite antiseptic, as it containing many purifying and therapeutic properties. With this delicious tea, you’ll get the restorative powers of both.
Begin by making a cup of hot tea, preferably decaffeinated. Add one teaspoon of honey and one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar. Any honey is good, but health advocates claim that honey made by bees in an individual’s own region is even more beneficial to the body’s system—especially if you deal with seasonal allergies.
This tea is very tasty and is known among the Amish as being helpful with headaches, colds, flu, sore throat, insomnia, and many other ailments.
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