Safe Haven

<I>Safe Haven</I></p>Sarah Davis Fisher and James O'Malley come from two very different cultures: Amish and American Indian.</P><P>Sarah lived in a very secluded community; she was well cared for but she lived without electricity and other modern conveniences. A rape and unexpected pregnancy forced Sarah to make the most important decision of her life.</P><P>Reservation life was not pleasant for James. His white father ran off and his American Indian mother couldn't deal with the loss of her husband. Promises of a better life made by his white grandfather were never kept. James longed for a better life. He longed for a family.</P><P>When Sarah and James meet little do they know their differences as well as what they share will bind them together forever.</P>