Katie Beiler was always the follower to her twin sister

Hannah’s lead. That is until Hannah left their Amish

upbringing for an English life—leaving Katie to find her

own footing in a world that no longer looks as it

once did . . .
 
Katie has always imagined her life being just like

Mamm’s. It’s why she chose baptism and why she’ll

soon marry Abram Zook. But ever since Hannah left,

the only thing that truly makes Katie smile is the

sketchpad in which she indulges her talent for drawing

faces—a sin that, if discovered, could get her shunned

by her family, her friends, and even Abram. Yet Katie

sees her secret pastime as the only way to quiet a growing

restlessness she’d just as soon ignore. That is until their Mamm’s untimely death brings Hannah back home to Pennsylvania, with a new outlook on life, a man she adores, and, soon, an invitation for Katie to visit her in New York City.
 
Suddenly, Katie is experiencing a freedom she’s never had, in a world she never imagined. She’s also spending time in the company of a fellow dreamer, someone who sees her as strong and brave and makes her laugh. But it’s when Hannah shows Katie’s drawings to a gallery owner that she truly finds herself at a crossroads between the only life she’s ever known and the powerful lure of an unfamiliar future.