A Wedding Quilt for Ella
Ella Yoder’s wedding with Aden Wengerd and the building of their dream house is set for June. But when Aden is suddenly taken from her, Ella begins to doubt God’s love.
When her family pressures her to marry the new young bishop, Ella asks for six months to heal from Aden’s death. Meanwhile, Aden’s brother, Daniel, helps Ella build her dream house based on a drawing by Ella’s sister, Clara and now incorporated into Ella’s wedding quilt.
Can healing come through a house…a quilt….a community?
About this series: Readers of Amish fiction will delight in this first book in a new series about young Ella Yoder as she copes with the loss of her true love. Author Jerry Eicher’s sales now top more than 100,000.
“From Jerry Eicher’s first stories to Ella’s debut, I am a
helpless fan. I am captivated by my vicarious involvement in the
cloistered world of Ella’s close-knit community. Jerry, through his
dedication to simplicity, keeps me on the edge of emotions page
after page. He builds raw tension that makes me put down the book
and leave the room to gain strength to face the next few pages of
an unfolding drama. Thank you, Jerry, for sharing warm and
wonderful words.”
—Jackie Paterson
“From Jerry Eicher’s first stories to Ella’s debut, I am a
helpless fan. I am captivated by my vicarious involvement in the
cloistered world of Ella’s close-knit community. Jerry, through his
dedication to simplicity, keeps me on the edge of emotions page
after page. He builds raw tension that makes me put down the book
and leave the room to gain strength to face the next few pages of
an unfolding drama. Thank you, Jerry, for sharing warm and
wonderful words.”
—Jackie Paterson
Product Details
- Title : A Wedding Quilt for Ella
- Author: Eicher, Jerry S.
- Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
- Publication Date: 2011
- ISBN: 9780736940542
Jerry Eicher’s Amish fiction has sold more than 800,000 copies. After a traditional Amish childhood, Jerry taught for two terms in Amish and Mennonite schools in Ohio and Illinois. Since then he’s been involved in church renewal, preaching, and teaching Bible studies. Jerry lives with his wife, Tina, in Virginia.