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Dawn has devoted the last year of her life to supporting her twin sister, Debbie, after the amputation of Debbie’s left leg. When Dawn isn't directly helping Debbie, she'd doing all Debbie's old chores. Dawn wants to be there for her sister and her family, but she also wants a life of her own. When she sees a sign in the window of the local fabric shop advertising for help, she jumps at the chance. The problem is—her father forbids it.
Without telling her family, Dawn takes the job anyway. It's just a few hours a week, she reasons, what harm can it do?
At the shop, she meets Reuben Epp, the son of the Mennonite owner. Quickly, he becomes a friend—a friend with the uncanny ability to make Dawn laugh in a way she hasn't for ages. She wants to spend more time with him, much more time. But Reuben isn't Amish, and Dawn’s family will never approve of him or the way they met—through a job she isn't supposed to have.
Dawn must find a way to unite her two separate lives before they both come crashing down around her.
