Dawn of Eden

When Rachel Kay Lapp, at nineteen, accepted the responsibility of rearing her 11 younger siblings, Jonas Yoder deserted her and married another.

He asks to call on her two years following his wife’s death, when Rachel is 33 and alone. She enjoys his company, but ponders their future. Will learning to care for this man, again, bring ecstasy or another heartache?

Proverbs 3:5, “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding,” gives her strength and courage through many adversities; but is her trust in der gut Man strong enough to sustain her when a disfiguring accident threatens her new-found love?