Amish Country Amnesia
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When an undercover cop loses his memory, a young Amish widow may be his only chance at survival in this inspiring romantic suspense novel.
After a year of high stakes undercover work, Jed Miller is set to testify against a dangerous criminal organization . . . until they track him down in northern Indiana. Speeding away from them on a snowmobile, he barely escapes with his life. But an accident leaves him severely injured.
When Amish widow Sarah Burkholder and her young daughter come across an injured stranger, they are determined to help him recover his health—and his memory. Even as Sarah’s feelings for him grow, they discover unknown assailants are after him. Now Sarah and her little girl are targeted for helping him. But if Jed can remember who he is, he might just save all their lives.
After a year of high stakes undercover work, Jed Miller is set to testify against a dangerous criminal organization . . . until they track him down in northern Indiana. Speeding away from them on a snowmobile, he barely escapes with his life. But an accident leaves him severely injured.
When Amish widow Sarah Burkholder and her young daughter come across an injured stranger, they are determined to help him recover his health—and his memory. Even as Sarah’s feelings for him grow, they discover unknown assailants are after him. Now Sarah and her little girl are targeted for helping him. But if Jed can remember who he is, he might just save all their lives.
- Title: Amish Country Amnesia
- Author: Meghan Carver
- Publisher: Love Inspired Suspense
- Print Publication Date: 2023
- Logos Release Date: 2024
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Ebook
- ISBNs: 9781488088186, 9781335490605, 1335490604, 1488088187
- Resource ID: LLS:9781488088186
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2024-07-30T13:04:17Z
By sixth grade, Meghan Carver knew she wanted to write. After earning a degree in English from Millikin University, she detoured to law school, earning a Juris Doctorate from Indiana University. She then worked in immigration law and taught Comp 101 at the local college. Now, she homeschools her six children with her college professor husband. When she isn’t writing, homeschooling, or planning the family’s next travel adventure, she is active in her church, sews for her kidlets, and reads.