Beverly Lewis Books in Order

A long-held wish starts to feel possible, and that possibility changes everything. As relationships shift and the past catches up, the characters learn that getting what you want can also mean facing what you’ve been avoiding.

When life begins to pull away like an ebb tide, a woman realizes how much she has taken for granted. In Amish country, she faces family tension, complicated love, and the choice between holding on tightly and trusting God with what comes next.

A young Amish man enters proving time with more questions than answers. As he wrestles with faith, love, and loyalty, he learns that proving is not about impressing others, it is about deciding who you are and where you belong.

First love can feel simple, until life complicates it with secrets, timing, and expectations. Set against the steady rhythms of Amish life, this story follows a young woman learning what devotion really asks, and what it costs.

In 1977, Lena Rose Schwartz is uprooted after tragedy and sent to live with relatives in Lancaster County. Separated from her siblings and her beau, Hans Bontrager, she must decide what home means, and whether love can survive change.

Sylvia Miller’s place in her family feels less secure when a newcomer, Adeline Pelham, arrives with her own history. As old questions resurface, Sylvia has to decide who to trust and how much truth her family can handle.

With her parents’ twentieth anniversary near, Sylvia Miller discovers her father’s brass tinderbox is no longer locked. Opening it exposes secrets that could shake her Old Order family to the core. Sylvia must choose between protecting the people she loves and facing the truth.

Anna Beachy has loved her husband for years, even though his heart seems elsewhere. Ready to leave her Old Order life behind, she meets a young boy who needs help, and her escape plan turns into a test of compassion and courage.

A fresh start sounds simple, but beginnings often come with baggage. In this Amish-country story, a woman faces a life change that forces her to reexamine faith, family ties, and the choices that brought her to this turning point.

In 1965, Daniel Lapp and his wife, Leanna, are raising two young boys and waiting for another baby on their Lancaster County orchard. When outside pressures and old wounds reach their farm, the family’s quiet life is tested by fear and faith.

Clara Bender travels to Hickory Hollow after receiving letters from an Amish woman named Ella Mae Zook. As they work to restore an heirloom wedding quilt, Clara uncovers a story of love, loss, and friendship that reaches across generations.

Liz Lantz runs a buggy-tour business in Hickory Hollow and wants a peaceful Christmas for her community. When an Englisher family’s flashy holiday house draws unwanted attention, Liz tries to build bridges, with help from Matt Yoder, and discovers what hospitality really costs.