Beth Wiseman Books in Order

Lillian Miller comes to Amish country on the run from a hard life and hopes to find peace with her grandparents. Instead she finds fresh work, painful self-examination, and a connection that could change her future completely.

Sadie Fisher rents her cottage to Kade Saunders, an Englischer suddenly responsible for his young autistic son. As Sadie bonds with the child and falls for his father, love begins pressing hard against the life she knows.

Carley Marek visits Amish country and is pulled into a crisis when a child falls dangerously ill. Caught between community rules and her growing feelings for Dr. Noah, she has to decide what, and whom, she truly trusts.

Linda's Amish life looks secure from the outside, until she learns her family has hidden a secret since the day she was born. The discovery shakes her sense of identity and everything she thought she knew about love and home.

Emily Detweiler's family moves to Canaan, Colorado, hoping distance will quiet the pain of what happened in Ohio. There she meets David, another newcomer with burdens of his own, and both are forced to rebuild faith from the ground up.

This collection gathers three Beth Wiseman novellas centered on second chances and forgiveness. Marriages strain, old loves return, and wounded hearts are asked to trust that grace can still do real work.

Miriam believes she will follow Saul wherever life leads, until that future begins pulling them away from their Amish community. Love is not the only question here, belonging and sacrifice matter just as much.

Katie Ann lost the love of her life and expects only grief to follow her to Canaan, Colorado. Instead she is offered the painful, hopeful possibility of a new beginning she never asked to need.

Leah loves writing stories and is terrible at the skills her Amish community expects from a young woman. Aaron has cared for her for years, but both must learn whether being different is a flaw to hide or a truth to live.

Years after Daniel vanished on Christmas Eve, Lydia built a life with his brother and then lost that life too. Now Daniel is back, asking forgiveness and reopening a love story that never really settled.

After storm damage sends Eve Bender and her family back into her parents' home, old friction with her mother flares fast. Working together in the kitchen may be the only way they can heal what has been hurting for years.

Three novellas gather around the kitchen as the heart of Amish home life. Beth Wiseman's A Recipe for Hope adds storm damage, family friction, and the possibility that cooking together might mend more than a house.

An unplanned pregnancy and an absent father test one family's hope in Canaan, Colorado. Beth Wiseman uses the pressure of responsibility and community judgment to ask how much love can really endure.

When trouble in Houston threatens one of their children, Brad and Darlene Henderson move the family to small-town Round Top, Texas. The change of scenery helps no one at first, and old cracks in the family only widen.

Priscilla King has planned her future with Chester Lapp for years, but once they are finally engaged, everything starts going wrong. Wedding pressure and one setback after another force them to ask whether their careful plan was ever the real point.

Anna hopes rumspringa will bring freedom and maybe even love, but her grandfather keeps disrupting every plan. What looks like meddling becomes a deeper question about guidance, timing, and whether peace can arrive in an unwanted form.

Widowed Brooke Holloway is busy raising her children and running the family hardware store in Smithville, Texas. Then Owen Saunders buys the town's old mansion, and the house's mysteries begin opening both their guarded hearts.

Brendan Meyers ran out on Alyssa Pennington at the altar, and now he wants another chance. Back in small-town Texas, Alyssa finds herself caught between the man who broke her heart and a handsome suitor who never stopped watching.

Becky Byler is eighteen, ashamed of how she looks, and close to giving up on herself. As her life changes, she must learn whether being thinner will really heal her heart, or whether love has been waiting for her all along.

Rosemary Lantz can run a household, sew, and care for her family, but she has never managed her late mother's garden. When Saul Petersheim offers to help, romance grows beside sabotage and a secret that could change everything.

Mallory Hammond is determined to save a life, even if it means leaving everyone who loves her behind. Her journey to Pakistan becomes far more dangerous than she imagined, and Tate Webber may be the only one who can reach her in time.

A holiday novella about love returning when hearts are least prepared for it. Beth Wiseman uses Christmas to bring old hurt, fresh hope, and the possibility of a quieter second chance into the same room.

Set in 1957, this novella follows Irma Rose as she faces a familiar romantic choice, steady affection or the man her heart keeps chasing. Beth Wiseman gives the story a slightly older-world feel without losing its warmth.

Addison Burke would rather pay for help than care for her estranged mother herself. Then Logan arrives as caregiver, carrying a troubled past of his own, and both find their guarded lives shifting in ways neither planned for.

Four sweet romances carry readers through a full year in Amish country. The collection moves from gardens and quilts to family history and Christmas, with Beth Wiseman balancing gentle courtship and deeper emotional strain.

Charlotte comes to Amish country looking for answers and expects only more trouble. Instead, Paradise, Pennsylvania, offers a different pace, uneasy discoveries, and the first real hint that peace might still be possible for her.

A young Amish couple welcomes their first baby and quickly finds their marriage tested by fear, grief, and the realities of special needs parenting. Beth Wiseman keeps the novella tender while letting the strain feel painfully real.

Widower Eli Byler moves to Paradise hoping for a fresh start and a sensible new wife for his family. Instead he finds himself drawn to Miriam Fisher, an unconventional woman who wants nothing to do with marriage.

Parker McIntyre is trapped in rising floodwaters on Galveston Island when Alex Hanson risks her own life to reach him. As they wait for rescue during a hurricane, fear, faith, and unexpected attraction rise together.

Charlotte returns to Paradise, Pennsylvania, with a very different purpose than before. Old loyalties, new emotions, and the community she once entered as an outsider force her to decide what love and commitment really require.

Kyle lost Morgan without warning years ago, only to learn later that she left carrying his child. Now their daughter's life may depend on him, and he must choose between the future he built and the one he never forgot.

Set in Amish autumn, this novella pairs everyday work with rising tension after a break-in unsettles the community. As fear and attraction grow side by side, Beth Wiseman keeps the focus on trust, steadiness, and second chances.

This omnibus brings together Beth Wiseman's contemporary romances in one volume. Expect Texas settings, family stress, second chances, and relationships tested by grief, betrayal, and the hope that life can still be rebuilt.

Sarah Lantz thought she was building the perfect home and family until an accident left her unable to walk. As Abram begins changing the house around her, Sarah has to confront the harder work of changing how she sees her life.

Four novellas explore what home means in Amish country, from shelter and family to healing after loss. Beth Wiseman's A Cup Half Full gives the collection one of its strongest emotional turns.

The final Amish Secrets novel turns toward belonging, family ties, and the hard work of making peace with the past. Beth Wiseman keeps the focus on what home really means when old assumptions begin to fall away.

Carianna is unlike anyone Dominic has ever known, and he meets her while trying to outrun his own grief on the Texas coast. Their quiet romance depends on patience, trust, and whether her protective father can let her choose her own future.

Three generations of Stoltzfus women are living under one roof, and each has a possible suitor circling nearby. When a Christmas Eve storm traps everyone together, lonely hearts and long-kept feelings are forced into the open.

Mary is only twenty-seven and already drowning in the demands of marriage, motherhood, and Christmas. When an elderly man in a red suit and his elf-like helper step in, she has to decide whether she can accept the help she needs.

Rebecca and Noah are in love and nearing baptism, but one reckless choice during his last stretch of rumspringa shakes everything. Their future depends on whether guilt and hurt can give way to forgiveness before it is too late.

This four-novella collection follows Amish families through rumspringa, baptism, weddings, and Christmas. Beth Wiseman keeps the stories warm and readable, but each one turns on a choice about love, forgiveness, or readiness for change.

Three novellas tied together by quilts, memory, and care. Beth Wiseman's Patchwork Perfect follows widower Eli Byler as a move to Paradise and an unexpected attraction to unconventional Miriam Fisher reshape his idea of family.

Three novellas gather around food, family, and the ways shared work at a table can expose old hurts. Beth Wiseman's A Recipe for Hope anchors the collection with a storm, a crowded house, and a mother-daughter rift.

Emma Fisher finally pries open the cedar chest her family ignored for decades and discovers letters between her great grandparents. The love story inside is moving enough, but the family secrets it reveals may change the living too.

Fraternal twins Hannah and Elizabeth hit sixteen and step into rumspringa with very different temperaments. Then newcomer Abraham Stoltzfus arrives, and a shared crush threatens to do real damage to their bond as sisters.

Hurricane Harvey forces Sarah Zook to return to the home she fled years earlier after an unplanned pregnancy. Back in familiar rooms, she must face her stern parents, her young daughter, and Abram King, the man she once left behind.

Mary Hershberger and Levi Shetler share a love of music that Levi's stricter Amish community forbids. As their bond deepens, both must decide whether this gift is a blessing to embrace or a temptation to resist.

Natalie Collins is Englisch, Lucas is Amish, and everyone around them has an opinion about their friendship. What begins over books and Friday suppers turns into something deeper, forcing both to ask what future is really possible.

Katie Swartzentruber is left running her family's bakery alone during the Christmas rush while her mother recovers from surgery. Childhood friend Henry Hershberger steps in to help, and both must decide whether courage matters more than comfort.

Lydia and Samuel married young because of an unexpected pregnancy, not because they were ready. Now, with a baby daughter and a house full of resentment, they have to decide whether their forced beginning can become a real marriage.

After a broken engagement, Naomi Byler hides out at the Peony Inn and swears off love. Friendship with fellow painter Amos Lantz begins to thaw her heart, until the fiance she once expected to marry comes back.

Part memoir and part behind-the-scenes look, this nonfiction collection answers reader questions about Beth Wiseman's Amish fiction. It also includes personal reflections, recipes, photos, and a bonus short story.

Rose Petersheim comes to the Peony Inn ready for work, not romance, but the calm handyman Benjamin is hard to ignore. Meanwhile, secret letters and old wounds remind everyone at the inn that change rarely arrives neatly.

Evelyn Schrock is Amish, curious, and careful with her heart. Jayce Clarkson is a Hollywood producer's son looking for a way out of his father's world, and their growing attraction at the Peony Inn seems as risky as it is real.

A short, emotional Amish story about loss, love, and the unexpected way a family can begin again. Beth Wiseman keeps the focus tight, letting grief and hope meet in a single, tender turn of fate.

Twelve-year-old Brian Reed's new printer starts spitting out strange messages even when it is unplugged, and the warnings keep coming true. With help from his friend Jason and a girl named Angela, he has to solve the mystery fast.

In Montgomery, Indiana, a rare old book stirs fresh questions about love and the past. Set around an Amish bookstore, this gentle romance blends present-day longing with the pull of a story that refuses to stay buried.

Yvonne Wilson moves to Montgomery, Indiana, to manage an Amish bookstore and outrun grief after her fiance's death. There she reconnects with Abraham Byler, a former Amish man whose job, faith, and future are all under pressure.

Hannah King and her daughters are facing their first Christmas after the death of husband and father. As grief strains both mother and daughter, the season becomes a test of whether love is worth risking again.

Teenager Eden Hale is sent to live with an Amish cousin in Indiana and sees a rare chance to reinvent herself. Her growing bond with Samuel Byler offers hope, but judgment and old patterns keep crowding in.

Janelle Herron keeps romance at arm's length and imagines herself more caterpillar than butterfly. Friendship with Amish Thomas Schrock begins after she steps in to help him, and both soon find the line between safe and impossible getting blurry.

Widowed innkeepers Esther and Lizzie are experts at nudging other people toward love, until retired dentist Benjamin Stoltzfus arrives and unsettles both sisters. A younger romance between Mindy and Gabriel adds even more matchmaking chaos.

Walter dies, glimpses Heaven, and is sent back because his work on earth is not finished yet. This contemporary novella asks whether bitterness will block him from delivering the message his loved ones still need.

Ada Glick, her community's go-to animal caregiver, takes in an injured dog with no owner in sight. The animal leads her toward grieving Jeremiah Huyard, and both begin to wonder whether loss can open the door to new love.

Catherine Lapp is caring for her grandmother, who has dementia, and barely keeping life together when an early winter storm sends strangers to her farmhouse. Unexpected guests bring extra strain, two budding romances, and the chance for a very different Thanksgiving.

This companion short retells An Amish Healing through the eyes of Ollie, the border collie who survived separation and tragedy. It is sweet, unusual, and especially good for readers who want the animal side of the story.

Schoolteacher Sadie Miller starts receiving anonymous love notes and tries to work out which local man sent them. What begins as a romantic puzzle soon turns darker as hidden truths point toward possible danger for one of her students.

Hope Shetler is still grieving her husband and struggling to keep her apothecary open when Rueben Bontrager reappears. He wants to help, but the secret he carries could destroy any chance either of them has at a new beginning.