Lost in Plain Sight

An accusation could make a young Amish woman an outcast—and rob her of hope for love—in a special novella in the Brotherhood of the Raven series.


Leah Miller's peaceful life as a member of the Spring Township Amish church shatters when she's accused of theft from an Englisch home in which she works. Even if she is not charged, if the crime is never solved, she will live under the shadow of the theft and may never be able to participate fully in her Amish community. Josiah King, friend of Leah's brother, is drawn into helping Leah—and discovers the "little sister" he'd always tolerated has grown into a strong, appealing woman.



But what future can they have together if suspicion makes Leah an outcast? As they attempt to learn the facts behind the accusation, danger grows around them. It's only through their trust in each other and the support of a faithful Englisch friend that Leah and Josiah can find their way through a tangled, dangerous maze to the truth . . .


Praise for the series


"Realistic, nuanced . . . Perry's own Pennsylvania Dutch heritage lends a pleasant verisimilitude to the details of Amish life." —Publishers Weekly


"A suspenseful, continually moving plot." —Fresh Fiction