Kannst du mir vergeben? (Das Schicksal der Katie Lapp 2)

The portrayal of Amish life feels authentic and deeply rooted. I'm curious whether the author spent time in Amish communities or researched extensively.

Some decisions seemed to challenge their faith and community bonds. How did others interpret the characters' struggles with these conflicts?

Balancing religious themes with a compelling plot isn't easy. I wonder what led to the decision to combine these elements in this way.