Amish author to sign books on Friday


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Wanda Brunstetter, an Amish romance novelist from Wapato, will sign her books and speak Friday to the Woman’s Century Club.

Brunstetter is the author of “The Storekeeper’s Daughter” and other Amish romance stories published by the Ohio-based Barbour & Co.

Her recent releases include “White Christmas Pie,” “A Sister’s Hope” and an Amish country devotional, “The Simple Life.”

Brunstetter will speak at the Woman’s Century Club meeting at 10 a.m. Friday at 304 N. Second St. in Yakima.



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