No Strange Fire
No Strange Fire by Ted Wojtasik is a First Edition novel published by Herald Press in 1996. This 400-page work explores the aftermath of a devastating event in the Big Valley of central Pennsylvania, where six Amish barns are set ablaze. The story centers on Jacob Hostetler, a young Amish man who has recently left his community and becomes the prime suspect in the arson case, raising questions about his fate and the motivations behind the attacks on the Amish.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of Amish life and the challenges faced by those who venture beyond their community. Wojtasik’s experience living among the Nebraska Amish informs his portrayal of their traditions and values during the tumultuous 1990s. The book touches on themes of faith, community, and the tension between the outside world and the Amish way of life, providing insight into the religious and cultural dynamics at play.
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Six Amish barns burn to the ground one night in the Big Valley of central Pennsylvania. Jacob Hostetler, a young Amish man who left home months ago, is the prime suspect. But Jacob is missing. What happens to a youth who leaves his Amish community, tempted by the outside world? Why would someone attack the Amish?Ted Wojtasik became a trusted friend as he lived for months among the Nebraska Amish, the most traditional districts among the Amish. His novel accurately depicts their simple and faithful lives in the complicated times of the 1990s.
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