Kathy Bruins has just launched a new series- "Aaron's Quest"!

Kathy Bruins has just started a new series!

Aaron Yetter is about to begin a journey: one that is both into the light and the dark.

I found it intriguing, interesting, and at times very compelling.

The story is for sale right now on Amazon Kindle, but will be available on Kobo, and Barnes and Noble Nook Monday. Here is the Amazon Kindle link:

http://www.amazon.com/Aarons-Quest-1-Adopted-Son-ebook/dp/B00GJ0SSA...

Aaron Yetter feels there's more for him in life than what he sees living in an Amish community. He loves technology and sports, both of which are taboo for the People. He has a choice to make: does he travel to a Cleveland courthouse to try and find his biological parents, or does he take his baptismal vows and become a member of the church. That is what his adoptive parents, Justus and Anna Yetter, would like. His father suffers a heart attack making Aaron feel guilty that he may have brought it on, so he is feeling the need to stay to help with the chores. His older adopted sisters, Mary and Esther, support Aaron in his quest, but not his older brother, Vernon, who is the Yetters only biological son. The battle between them is the catalyst to Aaron having to leave all that he knows. His journey will take him to the big city of Cleveland to begin the search for his biological parents and for himself. The people he meets along the way will help him and hurt him; it's a journey of dark and light. As the holidays grow near, Aaron feels more alone than ever and wonders if he made a mistake in leaving his Amish home. Will God reveal His plan to Aaron before the New Year?

Seventeen-year-old Aaron Yetter, adopted by an Amish family at a young age, has a deep desire to know his history. Amish life has constrained his desires of experiencing more in the world, plus becoming all that God has planned for him. He loves his family, but the pull to leave is strong—strong enough to take him from his future bride, Ruth Ann. Both are heartbroken and wonder if there is a future for them. Most of the family understands Aaron's need to search for his biological parents, except Vernon, the one biological child of Justus and Anna Yetter. His anger and bitterness against Aaron creates a wall between the two, which fuels heated arguments. His other adopted siblings, Mary and Esther, support Aaron in his desire to search. While selling pumpkins in town, Justus has a heart attack and now will be unable to work for a while. Aaron feels guilty for this event thinking he brought it on. How can he leave now with his father not able to work? Will God bring to light His plan for Aaron's life?