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In the quiet Mennonite community of Millfield, Jakob Stoltzfus has always known his path: serve his neighbors as a volunteer firefighter, honor his faith, and live simply. But when a kitchen fire brings him face-to-face with Sarah Brenneman, the town's talented baker whose modern ways have always set tongues wagging, everything he thought he knew about duty and desire begins to shift. Sarah left the Mennonite community years ago, trading her prayer covering for a business loan and her mother's disapproval for the freedom to build something of her own. Her bakery is her sanctuary-until the night it nearly burns down, and Jakob Stoltzfus becomes her unlikely hero. As Jakob helps Sarah rebuild, their friendship deepens into something neither expected. But in a community where tradition runs as deep as faith, their growing connection forces both to confront difficult questions: Can love bridge the gap between the plain life and the outside world? What does it mean to be faithful-to God, to community, and to your own heart? Set against the backdrop of rural Pennsylvania, The Mennonite Fireman and the Baker is a tender exploration of faith, forgiveness, and the courage it takes to choose love over fear. Perfect for readers who enjoyed Beverly Lewis's Amish novels or Suzanne Woods Fisher's thoughtful romances. A story about finding grace in unexpected places and learning that sometimes the biggest risks lead to the most beautiful rewards.

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