Leah dreams of having a husband and children but believes she must accept scoliosis and disability as Gott's will. When a surgeon offers to help, Leah leaves her rural community. Will her faith falter when things don't go as planned? Leah struggles with the choices she's made, then letters from Aaron Keim, a childhood friend, hint at the impossible. A story of unlikely relationships, a supportive community, and true compassion. Fall in love with this perfect mix of Christian women's fiction and Amish romance. Book 1 in the Benville Community Series. (267pp. Masthof Press, 2025.) Joanne Lehman’s novel Leah’s Faith is a story told with honesty, hope, and a sweet harmony that permeates the narrative. The story follows Leah as she miraculously has a chance to have surgery to correct her scoliosis and as she interacts with her Amish family, her community, and the Englisch surgeon, his wife, and children. Revelations through relationships—young love, sisters, an Amish aunt and her driver, and the Englisch couple’s marriage—add texture and depth to a story told through the skills of a literary writer with ties to Anabaptist traditions. What a delightful story, Joanne! Thank you for sharing Leah’s Faith with all of us!-Leslie Gould, Best Selling and Christy Award Winning Author
