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'Samuel's Way is a young adult fiction about a teenager, Annie, who is sent to live with an aunt she never knew existed in rural Pennsylvania. Her mother is on trial for murder and Annie herself may hold the key to her freedom. She falls in love with Samuel, an Amish boy, while trying to balance her ideas of what is best: survival or truth? This book is a raw tale of a girl who is forced to face up to her past. It contains strong language and some adult situations. ' (Publication summary)
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Annie's Way
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South SEAS Publishing
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2014
7209153
2014
single work
novel
young adult
'It's been 16 years since rebel Annie was sent to live with her aunt Meg in Incabar to escape the fallout from her mother's murder trial; 16 years since she met Amish Samuel and fell hopelessly in love. Since then she's moved on, faced up to killing her stepfather, setting her mother free, and learnt to live without Samuel. She's been doing things her way. Then the police call: Meg's in a coma, her husband dead, and Annie has no choice but to return to Incabar, re-visit her past, and deal with the unfinished business that is Samuel. However, it's not only old friends she has to face, but old enemies, too. Finding herself at the wrong end of a vendetta, and with Samuel fighting his own demons, Annie begins to wish she'd never left home. Because this time it's not just her heart she risks losing, it's her life...' (Publication summary)
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