Growing up with her impatient, disinterested aunt and five older brothers, Allison Troyer is more comfortable playing ball than keeping house. Now, the nineteen-year-old tomboy must learn to run an Amish household. But a future of domestic bliss is hopeless; her lack of femininity will repel any potential husband. Aaron Zook and his family have finally recovered from the heartache of their father's death. Refusing to revisit such pain, Aaron vows never to marry. When his baseball team gets stuck with the new girl, aggravation quickly changes to admiration. Allison is like no girl he has ever met . . . and he likes that. Will Allison's journey in life take her in another direction, just when love seemed possible?
