Amish Fiction

Thirteen years ago, two little Amish girls disappeared from an orchard in Whinburg Township, Pennsylvania. It was just a blip on the TV news … until it became very, very personal for Megan and Ashley Pearson.

A widow with two small children struggles with life and faith when she is diagnosed with M.S

Emma Stolzfus has never been courted or kissed. But in the dark hours when her mother is asleep, Emma writes letters and essays to Amish periodicals, short stories, and even a novel she’s been working on for the last five years.

Carrie Miller longs for children, but after ten years of marriage, that blessing eludes her. But when Carrie overhears two Englisch women talking in the fabric store one day about medical options available to non-Amish women in her situation, she takes it as a sign from God.

Amish widow Sarah Yoder has been struggling to raise her two teenaged sons and provide a home where family and members of her Old Order Amish church can find fellowship and friendship. The local Dokterfraa believes Sarah should use her gift for growing plants to become an herbal healer, too.

The plant Sarah calls Keys of Heaven can grow in impossible places, but it's hard for people to find their own place, which creates quite a temptation for Sarah to take matters into her own hands...

Sarah Yoder stays busy with her family, welcoming her son back from the ranch he’s been working on in Colorado, doing a little matchmaking. But when Henry seeks her out, desperate for a balm for his sensitive hands before his success as a potter is jeopardized, Sarah must call on every ounce of strength to deny the cry of her heart.

When Amanda Yoder, Hannah Riehl, and their friends travel to Colorado for summer jobs at the Lost Creek Ranch, it soon becomes plain that God has more in store for them than making beds and wrangling horses.