Home at Cedar Creek Book 4

During the fall wedding season in the Amish community of Cedar Creek, romance is in the air. While one loving couple prepares to tie the knot, Amanda and Wyman Brubaker's large family faces a threat from outside their happy circle and must learn to pull together.

Recently wed Amanda and Wyman Brubaker are thrilled that their children from previous marriages have blended together to form a strong family. However, when the construction of Wyman's new grain elevator is delayed, making the project more expensive than anticipated, Amanda's determination to rally the kids into taking on work to improve the family's finances comes into conflict with Wyman's sense of responsibility as head of the household.

Meanwhile, as James Graber and Abby Lambright prepare for their long-awaited nuptials, folks gather from far and wide. Amanda's nephew Jerome has long been smitten with James's sister Emma and wants to seize this chance to woo her. But Emma has been burned once and is twice shy of trusting the fun-loving, never-serious Jerome. As Emma and Jerome struggle to understand each other and find the courage to make a leap of faith, the Brubakers face a bigger challenge than they first anticipated and begin to discover just what it means to fight...the Amish way.

The Brubaker family's financial troubles arise from the unexpected delays and increased costs associated with the construction of Wyman's new grain elevator. Amanda, determined to keep the family's finances stable, wants to rally the children to take on additional work. However, this conflicts with Wyman's role as the head of the household and his sense of responsibility. The tension within the family adds to the pressure they are facing.

At the same time, the upcoming wedding of James Graber and Abby Lambright brings together the community, including Amanda's nephew Jerome, who has long been interested in James's sister Emma. Emma, however, is hesitant to trust Jerome due to a past heartbreak. As Emma and Jerome navigate their relationship, the Brubaker family must find a way to overcome their financial challenges and learn to work together in a distinctly Amish manner.

The story explores the dynamics of blended families, the challenges of maintaining traditional roles and responsibilities, and the importance of community and faith in the Amish way of life. The characters must confront their personal struggles and find the strength to face the obstacles before them, all while preserving the values and traditions that are central to their way of life.

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