She knows all about his reputation... But is she ready to know the truth? When Beth Koffman finds out her family has hired Jack Lehman to build their new store, she's furious. The far-too-charming Amish bachelor is known in their community as a heartbreaker, and Beth doesn't want him near her sisters. But the more time they spend together, the more she realizes hating Jack might prove difficult when she's falling for him at the same time...From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.Seven Amish Sisters Book 1: Her Surprise Christmas CourtshipBook 2: Falling for the Amish Bad Boy

The unthinkable has happened. Amy Yoder rushes to Andrew’s house, ready to take care of his newborn baby. How can her best friend Grace be gone? How could Grace not have lived to see her baby draw its first breath? Grief is thick in Andrew’s house, and Amy does her best to keep things going.She and her sister will be staying at Andrew’s house indefinitely. But Peter, Amy’s long-time beau, isn’t pleased. When he witnesses Amy in Andrew’s house, he panics and asks her to marry him. Amy agrees—after all, she’s been waiting months and months for this moment.But something isn’t right—something feels off. As Amy struggles with her own grief and her growing attachment to Grace’s and Andrew’s baby, she must also work to ensure that her relationship with Peter moves forward.Amy’s only sweet moments of relief come when she snuggles with the baby. But even that won’t last…

Captivating Amish romance set in a tiny Appalachian community—where some young women are determined to wed on their own terms . . . Wanted: An Amish mail-order groom willing to live in remote Appalachia. Appearance must be tolerable, though bride would favor a gut mind over looks . . . Everyone in Blackberry Falls knows that Tabitha Stolfus is heir to her daed's wood carving company. To find a man who values more than her purse, Tabitha creates an ad and sends it far from home. But from her first meeting with handsome would-be groom Matthew King, Tabitha realizes this may not be the uncomplicated arrangement she expected. Matthew's true desire is an apprenticeship, not a frau. A talented woodworker, he longs to study with the great Herr Stolfus. Yet it's more than the kindness and warmth of this mountain community that makes Matthew regret his deception. Tabitha—beautiful, intelligent, resourceful—is all he...

How long will Edna have to wait for the love of her life? For years, Edna Miller has found herself drawn to Emery Hoschtettler with an attraction she can explain no better than she can put a stop to it. Other suitors come and go, but none make her feel the way she feels around Emery—that incredible floating feeling, as if she was walking on air, mixed with a painful desperation to be ever nearer to him. Despite the fact that Emery seldom seems to pay her much attention, she decides it would be unfair to marry anyone else when her heart longs only for him. He hasn't seriously dated anyone else either, so perhaps he's just waiting for the right time to ask her . . . By the time Edna is twenty-nine, most of her family and friends have given up hope of her ever marrying. Why she didn't give that nice man Jonathan more of a chance was beyond them. Sure, he had a bit of a limp from the tractor accident, but he was kind as could be, not to mention wealthy. Was she...

Lindy Shelter is hired by Berta Mast’s twin sons to care for her during her illness. Lindy is glad to do it; after all, she’s being courted by one of the twins—Reuben. She hopes Berta will someday be her mother-in-law, if she survives long enough. But Reuben has left Hollybrook for Ohio, where he’s supposedly helping his cousin with his crops.It’s his twin brother, Robert, who’s still at the Mast farm. Robert is courting Lindy’s sister, Rachel, who resents the fact that Lindy got the job of caring for Berta. However, Lindy doesn’t have time for her sister’s sour mood. She is only concerned about Berta and her worsening condition. As the days pass, Lindy becomes fonder and fonder of the dear woman, and she simply can’t understand why Reuben isn’t returning to be with his ill mother. Not to mention, to be with her.Lindy and Robert join efforts to bring Reuben home. But Reuben has his reasons for not coming—something that could devastate everyone involved. Lindy discovers Reuben’s secret and is distraught. When Robert tries to comfort her, she finds herself in an unbearable situation. A situation that can’t possibly end well.

Bestselling Amish novelist Linda Byler spins a sweet tale of heartache, disappointment, and ultimately hopes fulfilled at Christmastime. Liz had been in love once, had even been engaged. In fact, the wedding had been planned, the barn cleaned, and the celery was set to be harvested to make the traditional wedding soup. Just two weeks before the day she was to exchange vows with her beloved, he changed his mind, and that was that. The humiliation was almost as bad as the heartbreak. The whole community had celebrated her engagement, had participated in the wedding planning, had started giving her advice on keeping a home and raising children. When the wedding was canceled, no one knew what to say. She had to bear the pitying looks and awkward glances for many months. She vowed never to be such a fool again, never to trust her heart to a man who could just up and leave her with hardly an explanation. She'd rather be an old maid than go through that again. Years...

Everyone in Hollybrook agrees Uriah Umble is bad news—except Beulah Yoder. Uriah certainly isn’t bad news for her. She loves him and will do anything for him—including sneak out of the house repeatedly to be with him. After months of this, she finally gets caught and the anvil falls. She is forbidden to ever see Uriah Umble again.Not one to be dictated to, Beulah hatches a daring plan—if she and Uriah were to get married, then her father can hardly forbid her from seeing him. When Beulah shares her plan with Uriah, he comes up with a plan of his own. Why not marry themselves under the stars with only God as their witness?Against her better judgment, Beulah agrees, and from that moment on, disaster reigns. When Beulah finds herself in the oldest kind of trouble, Uriah wants nothing to do with her. Desperate, she is forced to confront the truth.Rescue comes from a completely unexpected source. But can Ethan Miller possibly want to involve himself in her mess? And why?Join Beulah as she struggles through unbearable circumstances. Feel her confusion and rejection and rejoice with her as she learns the true meaning of faith, forgiveness, and love.

Leora Fisher’s husband died almost exactly one year ago on Thanksgiving, leaving her with a mountain of debt. She is forced to sell her farm and get a job in town at a local diner. There, she meets Englischer Bill Jeffreys, who openly shows his affection for her. When Noah King offers to give her a ride to work each day in his buggy, Leora finds herself caught between the two men. Still grieving her husband, she discourages them both.When someone begins setting Amish barns on fire and Leora discovers telltale footprints in her shed, she panics. At first, she attempts to solve the mystery herself, but she is quickly in over her head. She then turns to the man she knows will help her—and discovers that she has fallen in love with him despite her initial resistance.

This final book in The Long Road Home trilogy is full of unexpected twists. The redemptive ending will leave you smiling for days. As May settles into family life, she has so much to be grateful for. Yes, there are plenty of challenges as she continues to heal from the demons of her past, but her loving husband and sweet children are the greatest earthly gift she could ask for. And having Oba in their home is almost more precious than she could have imagined . . . at least, if it weren't for his ongoing anger and hardness of heart. May's children are steadily growing older, and eventually they begin to face relationship struggles of their own. Can May help them navigate the turbulent waters of young love? And will Oba's heart ever soften enough to find love, or will he always face loneliness and despair? This is the final volume in a unique Amish romance that tackles heavy issues of abuse, racism, and the damage done when a community puts reputation over faith....

[SHORT STORY] God's Worn Out Servants is a short story written especially for busy moms. Is it possible to be too busy serving God to be of any use to Him? Terreldor Press is proud to introduce Tattie Maggard's first short story, which just may help you find your own answer to this question. ~10 pages.This is a short story (2000 words) about a boy from the Edo group of Benin (now Nigeria) who enters the British Army in the 1930s. He gets promoted to the rank of sergeant and celebrates by having his statue made. But for the following generations, working for the British is not cool anymore: all the discourse is about independence. Soldiers like that young boy are forgotten, both in Britain and in their own country. Their statues get melted by the thousands.Nobody cares, and even the Edo language slowly disappears.

A community's best intentions are tested when a local barn fire looks like arson. They know Katie lies. Is she responsible?As Katie gets trapped in her own web of lies, the line between truth and deceit becomes muddled. Katie can't make herself forget what happened to her in Goshen. And her stories won't make the pain go away.Then a neighbor's barn burns down, and it looks like arson. Now Katie is the number one suspect. Is Katie responsible? If so, does that make her beyond redemption? And if not, how can a proven liar clear her own name?Katie is at the end of her rope. What she does next will shock a community and expose a family's tragic secret.Find out in the Amish Love and Healing by Rachel Stoltzfus. This is the third book of the Big Valley Amish series.If you love Christian Amish stories about love, healing, and the power of community, start reading Amish Love and Healing today!

Sarah loves cooking & her parents indulge her seemingly harmless penchant for cooking unconventional recipes. But Sarah secretly aspires to own her own restaurantJames is on the lookout for a special girl. And in Sarah he thinks he has found the right partner. But when Sarah shares her dream of a restaurant, James is horrified.Will Sarah be able to choose between James & her passion for cooking?*****A SWEET CLEAN AMISH ROMANCE*****Sarah loves cooking. And her parents indulge her seemingly harmless penchant for cooking unconventional recipes. But Sarah wants to do more than just cooking. She secretly aspires to own her own restaurant.James is a young Amish lad on the lookout for a special girl. And in Sarah, he thinks he has found the right partner. But when Sarah shares her dream of opening a world-class restaurant, James is horrified.Things don't improve when Sarah's parents warn her that she would be shunned if she keeps on with her stubbornness. On the other hand, James begins to wonder if their relationship was a mistake.Will Sarah be able to choose between the love of her life, and her passion for cooking?This is a stand-alone short story with no cliffhangers. It is an ideal read for fans of Amish books, Amish Romance, Christian romance, and Christian fiction.

A heartwarming Christmas romance set during the Great Depression It's 1931 and times are tough for the Miller family who are raising eight children in the midst of the Great Depression. When Eli Miller passes away unexpectedly, Emmy has no idea how she'll make ends meet. The Amish community rallies around her and the children, as is their custom, but as days turn into weeks and then into months, Emmy's friends and neighbors return to their own routines and seem to expect Emmy to do the same. Emmy knows she needs to stay strong for the children and figure out a way to keep everyone warm and clothed and fed, but she is heartbroken and exhausted. She reminds herself that God will provide, but every day feels like an uphill battle. Emmy immerses herself in the tasks at hand, rallying the children to help with harvesting and canning so they'll have something to eat over the winter. When did the kids become so unruly? How is she supposed to love and discipline them...

She's returning to her old Amish community with something to hide. Something big. He's just trying to make it through his first winter as a farmer. Together they will learn the meaning of steadfast mercy in this sweet Amish romance.Caleb would do anything for his elderly neighbor, Edna, as she had no family in the district. After he dissolved his construction company, she had kindly offered her acreage to farm. Sowing and harvesting keeps his hands occupied, and, more importantly, gives him alone time—a place to hide. So, when she says there's a package to pick up in town, he hitches up his buggy. But the package is a little more than he bargains for.Jonica had no plans to return to Posen, Michigan, after she and her parents moved up north. But when her parents die in a car accident, she is forced to return with her five-year-old son to take care of some old family property. She doesn't plan to stay long and hopes to remain out of the public...

When Anna Stolis takes over for her aunt, the local midwife, Christmas night heats up with multiple deliveries, three strangers' quilts, and unexpected help from the handsome and brooding Asa Lapp.