Shocking secrets are revealed when Florence finds out about the English neighbor from next door. Will she feel the same when she learns the truth?Meanwhile, Florence's stepmother is growing closer to Amish widower, Levi Brunner, and Florence doesn't know how she feels about that. She's certainly not ready for a replacement father. Her step-sister Joy is still consumed with her feelings for Isaac and is determined to find out exactly how he feels. Joys plans are delayed when Mercy returns with news. Will Florence risk losing everything, her faith and the apple orchard, for a man who's kept the truth covered for so long? Could a surprise visitor change everything?

The Baker Apple Orchard is taking shape but, as usual, not everyone is happy. Cherish and the Englisher visitor are still at odds, so Cherish steps up her plan for her to fall in love with the local beekeeper. If this works, it will be one step toward getting rid of her. Cherish is soon distracted when she decides Joy isn't as happy as she could be for a woman who's about to give birth. Can Cherish fix Joy's problems before the baby arrives? The Amish Bonnet Sisters series are sweet romances full of hope, drama, family interactions, and togetherness.For full enjoyment, the series is best read in order starting with book 1 Amish Mercy.

The Baker Apple Orchard is finally taking shape but, as usual, not everyone is happy. Cherish and the Englisher visitor are still at odds, so Cherish steps up her plan for her to fall in love with the local beekeeper. If this works, it will be one step toward getting rid of her. Cherish is soon distracted when she decides Joy isn't as happy as she could be for a woman who's about to give birth. Can Cherish fix Joy's problems before the baby arrives? The Amish Bonnet Sisters series are sweet romances full of hope, drama, family interactions, and togetherness. For full enjoyment, the series is best read in order. (Starting from Book 1 Amish Mercy).

Struggling to count her blessings in spite of exhaustion, Julie leaps at a chance to spend a summer in Amish country to help her domestic diva sister-in-law with a reality television program, an opportunity that forces Julie to confront the pervasiveness of the cameras, her sister-in-law's perfectionism and her views about family life. (religious fiction).

The bonnet sisters are back! Bedlam ensues when Cherish learns the truth behind the letters hidden under Bliss's bed. Ever since Hope's wedding, the Bruner/Baker family is getting used to having one less person in the household. One thing Cherish didn't expect was to gain an admirer among the wedding guests. But she's not complaining. When Debbie's parents visit, Debbie is forced to make some hard decisions. Meanwhile, Christina gives birth and has a surprise that shocks everyone. Will the fallout over the letters spell the end for Bliss and Adam? This #1 best-selling series is best read in order starting from book #1 Amish Mercy. ★★★★★ This entire series is absolutely enthralling. ★★★★★ I couldn't put them down! ★★★★★ The interwoven story of the family members is extremely compelling. ★★★★★ You won't want to put it down! ★★★★★ Great read! Loved the storyline in all the books. It kept me wanting to finish it to see what happens. ★★★★★ The author has picked a wonderful group of characters. They blend so beautifully.

Looking after everyone else is how Florence Baker lived her life. She was determined to set a standard for her younger step-sisters to follow. When Ezequiel Troyer came to dinner, Florence knew he would make her the perfect husband, but that didn't stop her thinking about the mysterious neighbor next door. However, daydreams were one thing, and reality was another. Will Florence finally put an end to her foolish fantasies when Ezekiel hints at commitment? Determined to learn the neighbor's secrets, Florence confronts him. Is she prepared for what happens next? Also in this series: Book 1 Amish Mercy, Book 2 Amish Honor, Book 4 Amish Joy.

As young widow Hannah struggles to adapt to Amish customs, she encounters William Brand, who works in the furniture shop next door. William struggles too and feels isolated from the community because of his stutter. Having studied speech therapy in college, Hannah offers to help William improve his speech, and slowly their timid friendship blossoms into deep affection. Still, Hannah is aware that the barriers between them are great. Her late husband, who came from a long line of military men, would object to Amish pacifist beliefs. How can she raise her son in a community that her deceased husband would almost certainly object to?