Leah Miller's days move to the rhythm of the farm kneading bread, raising her son, and holding fast to faith after loss. When a letter arrives inviting her to cater a private retreat at a remote lakeside estate, she goes out of duty, not desire. The man waiting for her there is nothing like she imagined.
Daniel Hart, a billionaire hiding from the noise of his own success, lives behind walls built of money and silence. His fortune has bought him everything except rest. Then Leah steps into his kitchen, sleeves rolled up, flour dusting her hands, and something shifts in the stillness between them.
As they share quiet meals and stories by candlelight, connection begins to rise slow, steady, and fragile. But when rumors threaten Daniel's name and Leah's community questions her choices, both must decide what they're willing to lose.
Can faith and love survive when their worlds start to crumble?
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In each book, one tender encounter unfolds within this world of quiet devotion and transformative love.
In Fields of Grace, love grows quietly between two worlds that rarely meet the steady faith of the Amish and the restless ambition of the wealthy. Each story follows two people shaped by different lives yet drawn to the same calling, showing that grace isn't found in money or acclaim but in the choice to live honestly and love without pretense. Through loss, renewal, and the quiet power of belief, these tales remind us that the truest riches bloom in humble soil. What if the simplest life holds the greatest love?
