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    Gott's Will
    Gott's Will
    Gott's Will
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    Gott's Will

    By Tawny Clark

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    Iza is a young Amish woman who has been invited to live away from her community by her Englisch friend up north. She arrives and meets a charming young man who begins courting her immediately. This triggers jealousy in her boss, however, as he is himself another Amish emigre who secretly has eyes for Iza. But as the two vy for her attention she begins to miss her family and community. She has a choice to make: return home or follow through on her new life and possibly a new love?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTruthX Publishing
    Release dateOct 22, 2017
    ISBN9781386344209
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      Gott's Will - Tawny Clark

      Pat Tillman

      Chapter One

      She was used to late nights.

      The cool midnight air was a soothing balm as she stepped away from the heat of the forge.  Without pause she wiped the sweat from her forehead, and headed back to the heat.

      Iza had always worked hard.  She wanted to prove herself to her father in the beginning, since he was left without sons.  However when he passed on, her work ethic just grew so that she could prove herself to the town.  He'd taught her everything, she was just as good as him- if not better.

      It was her life.

      Water sizzled as she dropped a few tools into a basin to cool them.  She didn't get many repair job requests anymore, which left her bitter remembering what a huge backlog of them her father seemed to always have.

      Iza was good at what she did, she could repair anything she was given, yet she was reduced to having to create small decorative art pieces to make any money.

      She wanted more than that.

      Shutting down everything for the evening, she slid a large pot of water over the heat until it was roaring boiling.  It took ten of them to fill her bath, but it was worth it to release the tension from the day.

      Her bed was a few feet from the tub, near that was her table right outside the door to her kitchen.  She had to move into her shop just to be able to afford to live.

      She didn't want to admit defeat and look for a job or a husband that could let her live more comfortably.  She had too much to prove to give up that easily.

      Humming to herself, Iza slipped lower into the tub.

      The hot water eased and relaxed her strained arms and hands, the quiet of the sleeping town let her mind relax as well.  She savored moments like this, where she could unwind entirely.  Iza worked hard and constantly, any break was a blessing.

      Grabbing her soap, she began to wash.  The black soot of the fire

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