Amy Clipston Books in Order

Rebecca Kauffman's quiet Amish life is upended when she takes custody of her two English teenage nieces after a tragedy. Their arrival brings grief, culture clash, and strain to her marriage and faith.

This contemporary romance moves into the pressure-filled world of racing, where broken trust changes everything. It is a relationship story about secrets, loyalty, and whether love can survive betrayal.

In Bird-in-Hand, Naomi King faces old pain, family duty, and the possibility of love. It is a quieter Kauffman Amish Bakery novel, focused on healing and the search for peace after disappointment.

Shunned Anna Mae returns to Lancaster County, eight months pregnant, hoping Christmas might help mend the break with her Amish family. Instead, she finds old hurt waiting for her at the door.

An Amish widow with newborn twins learns her late husband kept painful secrets. As she tries to steady her small family, she has to decide whether security without love is really enough.

Lindsay Bedford has spent years between two worlds, and now she must choose one. A return visit to Virginia makes her question whether her future lies with the English life or the Amish community she has come to love.

Naomi King has nearly given up on marriage and children, especially with Christmas making her loneliness harder to ignore. Then a young widower and his daughter stir feelings she thought were gone for good.

Emily Curtis would rather work on engines than talk about her grief, but after her mother's death her life is turned upside down. A move, family pressure, and a cute gearhead next door force her to face what she has been avoiding.

This holiday volume gathers A Plain and Simple Christmas and Naomi's Gift in one book. Both stories blend winter warmth with family hurt, second chances, and the hope of love in Lancaster County.

As weddings, baptisms, and return visits stir up the Kauffman community, several young lives are pushed toward big choices. Katie and Jessica both have to decide what love and belonging really mean.

Three Amish novellas unfold around kitchens, where meals, guests, and family trouble make room for love and healing. Amy Clipston's A Spoonful of Love adds a gentle romance sparked by herbs, care, and an unexpected emergency.

Amish teen Lydia Bontrager is stretched to the breaking point by family pressure, a gravely ill sister, and one reckless mistake she cannot undo. As her relationships splinter, she risks losing everything she holds close.

Young widow Hannah Glick works at the Lancaster Grand Hotel and unexpectedly connects with Trey, an English guest carrying grief of his own. Their growing bond is tender, risky, and hard to ignore.

Fern's gift for herbs and home cooking draws her close to neighbor Abram after a family emergency. What begins in the kitchen grows into a gentle romance tested by misunderstanding.

Grieving former Air Force flight nurse Madeleine comes to Paradise, Pennsylvania, looking for peace, not romance. But friendship with a lonely Amish girl and her father slowly draws her into a new kind of home.

Carolyn Lapp longs for love and a family, but years of shame keep standing in her way. When two very different men enter her life, her hidden past threatens the future she wants most.

Whitney Richards heads into senior year tired of living by everyone else's expectations. This YA story mixes romance, friendship, and the uncertain pull of life after high school.

In this memoir, Clipston tells the true story of donating a kidney as part of a paired exchange that helped her husband receive a second transplant. It is personal, practical, and full of gratitude.

This omnibus gathers the Kauffman Amish Bakery saga, following Rebecca Kauffman, her nieces, and the Bird-in-Hand community through grief, faith, family conflict, and love.

Linda Zook has spent years feeling unwanted, while Aaron Ebersol returns to Paradise carrying old family wounds. Their friendship becomes a path toward forgiveness, self-worth, and a long-delayed chance at love.

Carolyn and Joshua are thrilled to be expecting a child, but Carolyn still worries about securing her older son Ben's future. This sweet novella is about trust, family, and learning to accept love's protection.

Three Amish holiday novellas bring together loneliness, hope, and second chances. Amy Clipston's Naomi's Gift follows a woman who thinks love has passed her by until a widower and his daughter prove otherwise.

Chelsea's future suddenly looks less certain than it once did, and every choice seems to cost her something. This YA romance follows her as she weighs love, dreams, and the risk of starting over.

This multi-author collection offers a quick sampler of clean romantic short fiction, with Amy Clipston appearing alongside several other writers. It is best suited to readers who enjoy brief, light relationship stories.

After losing her fiancé, Veronica Fisher finds comfort in an old recipe and opens a bake stand in Bird-in-Hand. But the man drawn to her pies is carrying painful guilt of his own.

A frightening accident draws gift-shop cashier Janie Lantz and buggy driver Jonathan Stoltfuz into a closer friendship. Their romance has warmth and chemistry, but fear and regret stand in the way.

Still mourning her brother, Ellie Lapp starts working in a gift shop and encourages Lloyd to sell his carved wooden birds there. Their growing closeness is sweet, but one mistake threatens to undo it.

Christopher Hochstetler comes to Bird-in-Hand carrying private grief and gets off to a rough start with Emily Fisher. A handmade quilt becomes the quiet thread between heartbreak, friendship, and the courage to follow love.

In this Amish Heirloom story, a traditional courtship basket becomes part of a romance shaped by family duty, patience, and uncertain plans. Clipston keeps the focus on tender feelings, community pressure, and the hope of a shared future.

Jamie Riehl is drawn to Kayla Dienner from the moment he meets her, but her family history makes loving a volunteer firefighter feel dangerous. When tragedy strikes, both have to decide if love is worth the risk.

Four novellas explore what home means after loss, change, and hard seasons. Amy Clipston's Home Sweet Home follows a struggling couple who move into an Amish daadihaus and slowly rebuild their lives together.

This summer collection pairs weddings, warm weather, and complicated feelings across four Amish romances. Amy Clipston's Summer Storms centers on Ariana and Jesse, whose plans are shaken by family trouble and temptation.

After eviction leaves them desperate, Chace and Mia O'Conner move into an Amish daadihaus they are sure will never feel like home. What starts as hardship becomes a chance to rebuild both their lives and their marriage.

Ariana and Jesse are counting down to marriage until trouble sparked by Ariana's brother wrecks those plans. This summer romance is about temptation, family fallout, and a relationship under real strain.

The final Amish Heirloom novel uses a treasured hope chest to tie together memory, faith, and another chance at love. It is a family-centered romance about letting go of fear and making room for the future.

Emma Bontrager faces her first Christmas alone after losing her husband, and a stubborn orange barn cat keeps appearing in her house. Help from local young people slowly brings warmth back into the season.

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.

This connected Amish novella turns on family history, inheritance, and the risk of opening your heart again. It is a warm, hopeful story about love that lasts longer than loss.

Another Amish Homestead story brings family worries and quiet longing into the center of the home. It is a gentle romance about belonging, second chances, and the people who make a house feel safe.

This spring collection gathers Amish novellas about renewal, faith, and love. Amy Clipston's A Son for Always revisits Carolyn and Joshua as they prepare for a child and learn what family security really means.

This homecoming novella follows characters returning to familiar places with unfinished feelings and hard questions. It is a warm Amish romance about rebuilding trust and discovering what home really means.

Still grieving her best friend, Laura Reihl agrees to help widower Allen care for the baby left behind. In the middle of sorrow and loyalty, she begins to wonder if friendship can grow into something more.

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.

The final Amish Homestead novel keeps its focus on family, home, and the healing that comes when people let others in. Expect a tender Lancaster County romance with practical worries and emotional stakes.

Four holiday novellas bring together loneliness, winter weather, and the hope of love. Amy Clipston's The Christmas Cat follows a grieving widow whose season is changed by an insistent barn cat and a group of caring young people.

Four Amish novellas circle back to the meaning of home after grief, distance, and hard choices. Beth Wiseman's When Love Returns adds a second-chance thread as Hurricane Harvey forces Sarah Zook to face the life she left behind.

Alyssa Byler wants to create the perfect Christmas bakery display, and blacksmith Kyle Smoker becomes part of the plan when she needs custom cookie cutters. Holiday bustle brings them together, but it also tests what matters most.

When Clara Hertzler reconnects with old friend Jerry Petersheim, she finds a man who has drifted far from his Amish roots. Their summer story asks whether faith, memory, and love can call someone back home.

Katie Ann throws herself into a community garden project and worries about losing the people closest to her. Then a new boy in town begins changing what spring might hold.

Christiana Kurtz's booming bake shop at the Amish market puts her at odds with Jeff Stoltzfus next door. Business trouble, family rules, and a shop fire turn their prickly relationship into something much deeper.

Tena Speicher comes to Bird-in-Hand after heartbreak and struggles to trust English outsiders. Wayne's kindness, and one hungry veteran in need, push her toward a wider view of grace.

This connected novella circles back to questions of belonging, faith, and where a family truly fits. It is a quiet Amish romance about choosing love and building a life that feels honest.

Ephraim and Mandy expect to marry, but a string of misunderstandings leaves their future suddenly uncertain. Friends from the garden step in as winter turns toward reconciliation.

Dave Esh is trapped in guilt after a recent tragedy and wants little to do with anyone. Alice Blank draws him into a singing group and offers the kind of friendship that might help him forgive himself.

Kevin Weaver wants a home and future of his own, and working for Freeman Kurtz seems like a step toward both. Friendship with Freeman's daughter Phoebe turns that hope into something more complicated and much sweeter.

Darlene Bender struggles to understand her mother's cancer and what it means for her faith. Support from her singing group, and from Andrew Detweiler, gently opens a path toward hope.

Longtime friends Sharon Lambert and Jay Smoker begin to see each other differently while singing for English guests. Their romance is sweet, but doctrinal differences threaten to stop it before it starts.

New to town and hurt by betrayal, Elaine Lantz is not eager to trust anyone again. Calvin King makes it his mission to welcome her, and friendship slowly begins to look like love.

Bethany Gingerich runs a lively coffee and donut stand and quietly admires shy carpenter Micah Zook. When tragedy hits his family, friendship becomes the bridge toward something deeper.

Salina Petersheim sells produce at the Amish market and seems to be dating the perfect man, except he does not stir her heart. Working with Mennonite chef Will Zimmerman complicates everything her family expects from her future.

Four holiday bakery novellas mix Christmas bustle with sweet romance. Amy Clipston's Cookies and Cheer follows Alyssa and blacksmith Kyle as a sugar-cookie nativity display brings both work and feelings to a boil.

Four sweet novellas gather around picnics, summer outings, and the possibility of romance. Amy Clipston's Baskets of Sunshine follows Kevin and Phoebe as friendship deepens into love.

Five years after Ryan Lapp broke her heart and left town, Lorene Bontrager is forced to see him again during a family Christmas wedding. Old pain and old love return at the same time.

Widower Duane Bontrager thinks romance is behind him until he meets Crystal Glick and begins to hope again. Family pressure and an age gap make the path forward difficult, but not impossible.

Boat mechanic Brianna Porter is determined to protect her late father's lakeside resort from developers. Real estate mogul Scott Gibson seems like the last person she should trust, which makes their growing connection especially risky.

Widowed single mother Leanna Wengerd spends her days running her market stand and worrying about her teenage son. Meeting fellow widower Emory opens the door to second chances, if their children will let them take it.

Michelle Lantz thought she knew where her relationship was headed, until her longtime boyfriend started pulling away. Tyler Bontrager seems too busy for romance, but friendship with Michelle changes both of their plans.

This holiday collection gathers three sweet romances set between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Amy Clipston's A Perfectly Splendid Christmas sends city-loving Kacey back to help at her sister's bakery, where old feelings for Drew return.

After a broken engagement and a family loss, novelist Maya Reynolds moves to Coral Cove to take over her great-aunt's toy store. A local veterinarian and his imaginative daughter make the beach town feel like a second chance.

Korey Bontrager comes home hoping to make amends, only to find himself feeling left behind by everyone around him. A fake-dating arrangement with outspoken Savannah Zook starts lightly, then turns unexpectedly real.

Antique mall owner Christine Sawyer is used to being overlooked, especially next to her outgoing twin. An unexpected partnership with former football star Brent Nicholson gives both of them a chance to rethink the past.

Heather Gordon's quiet life is upended when famous rock band Kirwan storms her family's restaurant, and lead singer Alex wants to make amends. Their chemistry is real, but fame makes ordinary love anything but simple.

Darcy Larsen is still living with grief, medical worries, and questions about her birth mother when mechanic Carter Donovan shows up at just the right moment. Both want love, but both are scared they may not be ready for it.

Kira Detweiler comes to Lancaster County planning only a temporary stay after a broken engagement. Friendship with gentle Jayden Bontrager soon makes leaving, and protecting her heart, much harder.

Renee Mast returns to Bird-in-Hand after inheriting her grandmother's farm and starts digging into a buried family secret. Threats around the property, and growing feelings for caretaker Jerome Graber, make the search dangerous and personal.

Kacey returns to Splendid Lake to help her sister's bakery during a family crisis and reconnects with former classmate Drew. Their holiday reunion is cozy, nostalgic, and full of small-town charm.

Widow Regina Weaver needs work fast and ends up caring for Everett Zook's young granddaughter. As old feelings return and fresh troubles hit, both have to decide how much truth they are willing to share.

Everleigh Hartnett inherits half of a seaside inn and wants to sell it, while co-owner Cade Witherspoon is determined to keep it. Their clash over the future of Sunshine Inn slowly turns into a warm coastal romance.

Journalist Kaiah Ross lands in Coral Cove after a breakup and career slump, then gets pulled into a plan to save the town's lighthouse. Firefighter Reid Turner and his daughter Piper make the stop feel a lot less temporary.

Bridal shop owner Dakota Jamison has built a life around other people's happy endings, not her own. When ex-fiancé Hudson Garrity returns to Flowering Grove, old memories and old misunderstandings demand a second look.

Artist Emily comes back to Splendid Lake to help save her best friend Jake's family orchard from a corporate threat. Autumn work, old feelings, and a hovering ex turn a rescue mission into a friends-to-lovers romance.