The Christmas Quilt
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Ongoing, First published Feb 14, 2016
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A Sweet Amish Romance suitable for all ages. 

Emma Lapp feels lost now that her twin is engaged to be married. She throws her time and effort into making a Christmas Quilt for charity, but she is unhappy.She doesn't want to give up the beautiful quilt. She wants to keep control of the cooking and the sewing and in fact, her life. As Christmas draws near, she spends more and more time alone wondering what is God's will for her life, but she doesn't really give him control. She thinks perhaps she will be an old Maedel and not have a husband at all. How can she make her life all she wants it to be? What Emma has forgotten is that her life is ultimately in God's hands. All she has to do is have faith. At a Christmas program, during a sleigh ride and finally in a cold barn, she learns to let God rule her life. 
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