The Prodigal by Beverly Lewis

Abram's Daughters, book 4. Leah has many unanswered questions, but continues her life, raising her dead mothers' young children along with her Dat and community of friends and family. Sadie still agonizes over her lost child and still has a secret from Leah regarding Jonas. Dat seems to be noticing Aunt Lizzy and softening up his "hard-nosed" stance about Bishop Bontrager's stand on shunning. Lydiann's beau is a surprise for Leah and Sadie. Book four continues to be fascinating and enthralling. Sandy Penton