Jan Drexler
When I first started writing the “Amish of Weaver’s Creek” series, I knew the third book would be about Elizabeth Kaufman, and I was curious to see what her life was going to look like at the end of the Civil War.
The War was one of those nation-changing events that shape history. The clash of ideas, ways of life, deeply held beliefs, and religious practice had exploded into a four-year battle that left no community unchanged. Even in her isolated corner of central Ohio, Elizabeth’s life had been touched by the war, leaving her a widow.
