A Road Set Straight

An Inspirational Amish Redemption Romance with a Quiet Mystery

One crooked sign. One lonely man. And a woman who knows every lane by heart.

When Barbara Stoltzfus notices a lane sign turned the wrong way on New Year’s morning, she expects a gust or a prank—never that someone would deliberately try to make the road point toward one small house. Teaming with Gideon Weaver, the district’s careful signmaker, she finds clues leading back to a single, quiet homestead.

What starts as a cozy sleuthing of knots and cedar shavings becomes a tender lesson in mercy: the misdirection springs from grief, not malice. As the community organizes a Guidepost Day, Barbara and Gideon offer a dignified solution—a proper lane sign and a lantern—and invite restitution through service, not spectacle. With quiet faith, hardworking hands, and the small acts that are prayer in motion, neighbors learn how to set the path—and a heart—straight again.

• Cozy small‑town goodwill and steady faith‑forward moments
• Gentle, wholesome courtship and craft as prayer
• Quilt-circle warmth, barn-raising teamwork, and a restorative mystery

If you love tender, closed‑door romance, homespun community, and mysteries solved with patience and prayer, choose this quiet, hopeful winter story. Join Barbara and Gideon as they walk their lanes—and find that some roads, when set right, bring people home.