Deputy Tom Jennings, a patrol officer for the Cottonwood County Sheriff''s Office, is a caring cop. He doesn''t understand the Old Order Amish. After being assigned to investigate the theft of soil from a county ditch, he meets Mrs. Rebecca Borntrager Yoder. Rebecca, and Adam, her husband, help Jennings begin to learn how the Amish and the English are different, and alike. 

"A little gem of a story, informative, entertaining, with an accurate account of the Amish way of life."--Linda Byler grew up Amish and is an active member of the Amish church in Pennsylvania. She''s known for being a good mother and the author of several bestselling series, all set in the Amish world.

"What a surprise ending! Jim Potter''s research shows, and that''s a good thing."--Miriam Miller Iwashige is a member of Center Amish Mennonite Church in Kansas, where she grew up.

Deputy Tom Jennings, a patrol officer for the Cottonwood County Sheriff''s Office, is a caring cop. He doesn''t understand the Old Order Amish. After being assigned to investigate the theft of soil from a county ditch, he meets Mrs. Rebecca Borntrager Yoder. Rebecca, and Adam, her husband, help Jennings begin to learn how the Amish and the English are different, and alike. 

"A little gem of a story, informative, entertaining, with an accurate account of the Amish way of life."--Linda Byler grew up Amish and is an active member of the Amish church in Pennsylvania. She''s known for being a good mother and the author of several bestselling series, all set in the Amish world.

"What a surprise ending! Jim Potter''s research shows, and that''s a good thing."--Miriam Miller Iwashige is a member of Center Amish Mennonite Church in Kansas, where she grew up.

Deputy Tom Jennings, a patrol officer for the Cottonwood County Sheriff''s Office, is a caring cop. He doesn''t understand the Old Order Amish. After being assigned to investigate the theft of soil from a county ditch, he meets Mrs. Rebecca Borntrager Yoder. Rebecca, and Adam, her husband, help Jennings begin to learn how the Amish and the English are different, and alike. 

"A little gem of a story, informative, entertaining, with an accurate account of the Amish way of life."--Linda Byler grew up Amish and is an active member of the Amish church in Pennsylvania. She''s known for being a good mother and the author of several bestselling series, all set in the Amish world.

"What a surprise ending! Jim Potter''s research shows, and that''s a good thing."--Miriam Miller Iwashige is a member of Center Amish Mennonite Church in Kansas, where she grew up.