Amish Sweethearts Books in Order
Part ofAmy Clipston Books in OrderBrowse Amish Sweethearts by Amy Clipston, with novella summaries, collection background, and notes on the connected stories and reading order.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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Publication Order
2 books
A Home for Lindsay
by Amy Clipston
2018
Lindsay Bedford is stunned when Matthew Glick suddenly ends their engagement, certain he is hiding his real reason. This return to the Kauffman world gives Lindsay a tender, emotionally charged story of loss and hope.
Where the Heart Is
by Amy Clipston
2018
Tobias Smucker returns home with tension still simmering between him and his father, while Mariella has been quietly carrying feelings for him. Their growing closeness uncovers family pain as well as the possibility of love.
Series background & context
Amish Sweethearts is less a traditional series than a connected sampler of Amy Clipston's Lancaster County world. The collection brings together four novellas, two reprints and two newer stories, and the pleasure is in seeing how the pieces talk to one another.
The stories pull from different corners of her fiction. Love and Buggy Rides returns to a market-and-buggy setup where friendship grows after an accident. Love Birds revisits characters tied to the Amish Heirloom books. A Home for Lindsay brings readers back to the Kauffman Amish Bakery world, while Where the Heart Is follows up on characters introduced in An Amish Summer.
That mix gives the book a friendly, catch-up feel.
Because the novellas come from connected worlds, there is more emotional payoff if you already know some of the characters. But the stories also work as standalones. Each one focuses on young love, family expectations, misunderstandings, and the slow process of trust, which makes the whole collection easy to dip into.
The tone stays light and hopeful, even when the characters are carrying disappointment. These are courtship stories more than crisis stories. The settings, gift shops, buggy rides, homes under construction, familiar small-town routines, keep everything close to everyday life.
If you want a quick way to sample several sides of Clipston's Amish fiction without committing to a full four-book run, this is a nice page to browse. It shows how often her separate stories quietly connect, and how much she likes returning to earlier characters to give them one more chance at happiness.
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