Amish Brides Books in Order
Amish Brides is a series of 5 books written by Samantha Price.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Amish Brides books in publication order
5 books
Amish Second Loves
by Samantha Price
2015
Amish widower Michael finds companionship with Selma, but some relatives feel he is moving on too soon after his wife's death. Selma fears causing more pain, leaving both to weigh a new relationship against the family's grief.
Amish Silence
by Samantha Price
2015
Esther's hearing loss has left her isolated, but storm damage brings builder Devon into her life. Their friendship grows until her protective brother intervenes, and Esther wonders whether Devon can love her without expecting her to change.
Arranged Marriage
by Samantha Price
2015
Miriam agrees to marry the man her Amish parents favor, but meeting him again leaves her disappointed. Another man's interest makes her question the arrangement and whether she can challenge her family's plans without risking further heartbreak.
Falling in Love
by Samantha Price
2015
Hazel's family wants her to marry a suitable Amish man while they struggle to establish themselves in a new country. She prefers Stephen, but his treatment of her sister and popularity with other girls make trust difficult.
Finding Love
by Samantha Price
2015
Moira accepts a teaching post in a distant Amish community, eager for experiences beyond her family's expectations. Meeting an English doctor broadens her outlook, but she must weigh that attraction against her faith and feelings for Tom.
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