Amish Knit & Crochet Circle ~ Episode 8 ~ One Solitary Life (Smicksburg Tales 5)

Warm days of May give Granny and Jeb ample time to sip lemonade on their porch swing and ponder their future. Granny's knitting circle started near three years ago, but after Granny and Jeb visited kin in Montana, they have a hankering to visit kin in Ohio more. Will the women she's helped over the years, now mature in their faith, continue the circle, inviting other hurting souls? Granny and Jeb pray it's so. Hosting the circle has Granny plum worn out.
In this last episode of Amish Knit & Crochet Circle, we'll have a wedding...or two. Someone in the circle announces she is with child. Uncle Otis' radical conversion causes him to makes amends with nephews Luke and Zach in a huge tangible way, not just with lip service. And Janice, learning from Granny how to manage the stresses that come with being a pastor's wife, surprises the whole town with her black leather jacket and motorcycle. Has she finally hit a mid-life crisis or learned to go with the flow?
Smicksburg Tales is a continuing short story serial which started in 2011 and is still in full swing. After 8 episodes are written they are combined into 300+ page novels. If you like the "old-fashioned serials" as many readers do, look for the books in episodes. To start at the very beginning, when Granny starts the knitting circle, please go to Amish Knitting Circle: Episode 1 ~Beginnings. Each episode is approximately 35+ pages and only 99 cents.
Here's the order of books in the long novel format:
Amish Knitting Circle: Smicksburg Tales 1
Amish Friends Knitting Circle: Smicksburg Tales 2
Amish Knit Lit Circle: Smicksburg Tales 3
Amish Knit & Stitch: Smicksburg Tales 4
Join women worldwide as they read about Granny and her girls who knit for charity and solve their problems together, in community. Granny started knitting circles two years ago, believing women are stronger spun together just like the wool she spins. The women who attend her circles now agree and are reaching out to others themselves.