Harvest of Hope

About the Book

This novel is written about Esther Graber and her family. No mention was made throughout the book as to where the family actually lived. All of my characters are fictional and in no way do they resemble anyone in the Amish community. With any work of fiction an author must take license to create situations and or circumstances for his or her characters. I have done this throughout this book. It was my sincere intent to write this work of fiction using only my imagination. Then, I combined accurate details whenever possible. Any inaccuracies regarding the Amish culture or beliefs written within the pages of this book were unintentional. These inaccuracies can be attributed to fictional license. Thank you for reading my first book.

About the Author

Holly McCully loves Inspirational Fiction. For as far back as she could remember, Holly loved books about the Amish and their culture. She was buying Amish Inspiration stories as fast as they were being written. Every author offered a new perspective. It was exciting for Holly as she would anxiously await the next book in a series. She continues to read about the Amish, however, now her plans include writing some more books about the Amish. Holly hopes her readers will enjoy Harvest of Hope as much as she enjoyed developing the storyline Holly and her husband Jon live in a small community in Northeastern Ohio. Her hometown is about an hour from Holmes County so she travels there quite frequently. Amish country is one of her favorite places to visit. The area offers so much to see and do, such as the delicious food, beautiful scenery and endless shopping possibilities. Holly lives in Louisville Ohio with her husband Jon. They have been married for thirty-seven years. She is a retired public school teacher. She taught Minerva’s children for thirty-two wonderful years. They have two grown children; a son Garee and a daughter Lorey. Both children are married with families of their own. Holly and Jon are now blessed with four grandchildren. Her days are now filled with babysitting, volunteering at a local school, reading and delivering community meals.