The Mockingbird's Song

Where Is the Hope in Grief?

Sylvia lost her husband, her father, and her brother in a single terrible accident. She is still standing — still caring for her two young children, still helping in the family greenhouse — but only just. Grief has wrapped itself around her like a fog, and anxiety has made even the simplest interactions feel impossible. She doesn’t know how to move forward. She’s not sure she wants to.

Then she discovers birdwatching. And through it, she meets Dennis Weaver — a quiet, patient Amish man who knows the names of every bird in Holmes County and seems to understand, without being told, what it means to carry a heavy heart. For the first time in a long time, Sylvia feels something that might be hope.

But her mother doesn’t trust Dennis. And just as the relationship begins to bloom, the mysterious attacks on the King greenhouse start again — and Sylvia must decide what she truly believes about trust, about healing, and about the God who holds her grief in His hands.

The Mockingbird’s Song is the second book in Wanda E. Brunstetter’s beloved Amish Greenhouse Mystery series — a tender, beautifully written story of grief, healing, and the quiet ways God brings hope back to a wounded heart.

Details

• Series: Amish Greenhouse Mystery, Book 2
• Genre: Amish Christian Fiction / Cozy Mystery / Inspirational Romance
• Setting: Holmes County, Ohio
• Author: Wanda E. Brunstetter (New York Times bestselling author)
• ISBN: 9781643522319

A meaningful gift for anyone walking through grief, or for any lover of Amish fiction, cozy mystery, and stories of faith that hold on even when hope feels far away.

"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." — Psalm 34:18