I enjoyed this view of an Amish young woman looking for a life beyond being the eldest sister helping to care for eight younger siblings. ...

This is an interesting Amish romance story with a complication of heart decease. The Keeper A Novel By: Suzanne Woods Fisher Narrated by...

This was sweet, Christian Christmas romance. Christmas in Sugarcreek: A Christmas Seasons of Sugarcreek Novel Written By: Shelley Shep...

This is a delightful read. The Letters (The Inn at Eagle Hill Book #1): A Novel by Suzanne Woods Fisher File Size: 6488 KB Print Len...

This is another emotional story with engaging life journey. When the Morning Comes, Sisters of the Quilt Series #2 by Cindy Woodsmall ...

This has good characters and an engaging story. When the Heart Cries, Sisters of the Quilt Series #1 by Cindy Woodsmall Amazon Link P...

This is a delightful story -- good plot, strong characters and well written. The Sound of Sleigh Bells: A Romance from the Heart of Amish...

This is a very easy read and nice story. Amish White Christmas Pie by Wanda E. Brunstetter File Size:  459 KB Print Length:  306 page...

This is a very nice gentle mystery. Falling to Pieces, Shipshewana Amish Mystery Series #1 by: Vannetta Chapman Series:  A Shipshewana ...

This is a delightful, sweet story where two souls learn to trust God's plans with the tangible help of an angel. An Angel by Her Side ...

This is the beginning of a serial novel so it is not the complete story. It's my turn and honor to share in the fun of  the Discovery ...

This is a lovely collection of sweet romances served up with inspiration and yummy recipes too! An Amish Kitchen Anthology/Collection by B...

Goodbye to Yesterday releases February 5!  A Goodbye to Yesterday: Part 1 (The Discovery - A Lancaster County Saga)   Wanda Brunstette...

This is an engaging story set in an Amish community that explores issues of life-style choices and forgiveness. Faithful to Laura (A Middl...

This is a twisted tale of betrayal, sorrow, sin and stolen joy. It is engaging but goes a bit beyond what one might expect in an Amish sto...