Presents a trio of novels which follows the story of Leah Lewis-Hall, a sixteen-year-old who is diagnosed with cancer while spending Christmas alone in the hospital, and who finds the support and friendship she needs from her Amish roommate Rebekah and Rebekah's big, loving family.
When a pregnant seventeen-year-old girl is hospitalized and in a coma, her younger sister faces several difficult choices while dealing with loss, love, and life at Christmas time.
Fourteen-year-old Dawn Rochelle, her leukemia in remission, makes up for lost time going to summer camp and helping her brother plan his wedding, but she begins to wonder if she is going to live to see fifteen when the cancer comes back.
Fourteen-year-old Darcy's life undergoes a drastic change when her mother is diagnosed with breast cancer in 1974 and is unable to help Darcy deal with the teenage struggles of starting high school, falling in love, and worrying about the Vietnam War.
Just after the death of her younger sister one year ago, Erin began experiencing painful headaches. She is seeing a therapist, but somehow she knows the headaches are triggered by a boy she knows.
Leah Lewis-Hall thinks her battle with cancer is over until her step-father reveals that he has been in remission but is now ill again. Meanwhile her Amish boyfriend decides to live among the English and find his banished brother.
Home-schooled for most of his education, Nathan enters the public high school as a senior where he meets a beautiful girl with a secret and together they learn about loving, living, and dying.
