Amish Healing Books in Order

An Amish Healing is built around a small, concrete act of care, an injured dog on a porch, and lets the larger emotional story grow from there. That makes the book feel immediate from the start.

Ada Glick serves as a kind of unofficial veterinarian in her Amish community, caring for neighbors' animals with skills she has learned from working alongside a town vet. When Ollie appears hurt and ownerless, Ada does what she always does and steps in. That decision leads her toward Jeremiah Huyard, a man carrying fresh grief after a family tragedy.

The companion short, Ollie's Story, retells part of the journey from the dog's point of view. That could have felt gimmicky, but it fits the heart of the story, loss, rescue, and the odd ways comfort arrives.

Compared with Beth Wiseman's longer series, this is a tighter and more focused reading experience. The world is smaller. The emotions are close to the surface. Animal lovers will probably feel that right away.

If you want a recent Beth Wiseman book that leans hard into healing, companionship, and second chances, this is the one to browse.