Emma Miller Books in Order

Ruth Yoder thinks her future lies at home, helping raise her younger sisters, not in marriage. Then restless Eli Lapp comes to Kent County and makes her wonder whether love might be part of God's plan after all.

Among her beautiful sisters, Anna Yoder feels invisible, so handsome widower Samuel Mast's attention seems impossible to trust. His proposal offers the family she longs for, but Anna must believe she is wanted for herself.

Miriam Yoder has always assumed she would marry steady neighbor Charley Byler, until charming veterinarian John Hartman changes everything. Choosing between expectation and desire becomes even harder because John is not Amish.

Leah Yoder expects an ordinary Amish future until Mennonite missionary Daniel Brown arrives and unsettles everything. Their forbidden courtship forces her to choose between the community that shaped her and the man who feels like her true path.

Penniless widow Grace Yoder arrives in Seven Poplars with her young son, hoping to find the Plain father she never knew. A job with veterinarian John Hartman offers safety, belonging, and a tender bridge between two worlds.

Widow Johanna Yoder shocks Roland Byler by proposing a sensible marriage to unite their families. Roland wants far more than convenience, and he must prove that the love they once lost can still have a future.

Former Amish woman Rachel Mast returns to Stone Mill and finds her uncle accused after a body turns up in his pasture. To clear him, she must step back into a world she left years ago and face a killer hiding nearby.

Rebecca Yoder becomes housekeeper to new preacher Caleb Wittner and his mischievous daughter during the Christmas season. Caleb carries deep scars from loss, and Rebecca's steady kindness may be the one gift that can bring his family back to life.

Widow Hannah Yoder never expected romance again, until her friendship with veterinarian Albert Hartman begins to change. Their bond is gentle and hard won, but a serious divide remains, Albert is Mennonite and Hannah will not leave her faith.

Rachel Mast and her cousin find the body of a young Amish woman floating in a quarry, dressed for a life she had already left behind. The case opens onto missing girls, buried secrets, and danger beyond Pennsylvania Dutch country.

Addy Coblentz wants love, not just a practical match arranged by her worried parents and a new matchmaker. The only man who truly interests her is Gideon Esch, a hired hand with little money but plenty of heart.

When a local newspaperman is murdered, Rachel Mast learns he was collecting damaging secrets about Stone Mill, including material from her own past. Clearing her name means following a trail of gossip that could turn deadly.

Ellen Beachey longs for a loving Amish home, but choosing the right husband is anything but simple. Torn between two brothers, one charming and one quietly dependable, she must decide whether duty or love will guide her future.

Katie Byler agrees to keep house for a family in need and immediately clashes with handsome Freeman Kemp. Their plan to play matchmaker for his elderly uncle sparks a romance neither stubborn heart is ready to admit.

Single mother Mari Troyer plans only a temporary stay in Seven Poplars, until her son asks the local matchmaker to find her a husband. Builder James Hostetler feels like family already, but Mari is not sure she belongs.

Ruby Plank comes to Seven Poplars hoping to find a husband and tumbles straight into Joseph Brenneman's arms. Their sweet courtship is tested by family disapproval, small-town judgment, and the secret Ruby has tried to leave behind.

Widow Leah Yoder wants a practical marriage, not another risky love match. Agreeing to court cheerful Thomas Stutzman to prove the matchmaker wrong only makes her second chance harder to resist.

When two Amish sweethearts vanish after a singing, most people whisper elopement. Rachel Mast is not convinced, and her search through Stone Mill's quiet roads and guarded families uncovers anger, secrets, and real danger.

Widow Honor King asks Seven Poplars's matchmaker for a safe, dependable husband, not the man who once left her at the altar. But Luke's return, and his growing bond with her children, makes old love impossible to ignore.

As Rachel Mast plans her wedding, a young Amish man's death is ruled suspicious and a shocking confession follows. The deeper Rachel digs, the clearer it becomes that someone is hiding a deadly truth in Stone Mill.

Lovey Stutzman accepts a daring buggy ride to prove she is not as serious as everyone thinks. When Marshall Byler insists he fell for her at first sight, both of them must push past pride and family expectations.

After scandal drives Phoebe Miller from her home community, she heads to Delaware for a fresh start. Falling for steady bachelor Joshua Miller feels right, but the secret that sent her away could destroy their growing trust.

Young widow Abigail Stolz is still grieving when her troubled son needs help at school. Working with stern schoolmaster Ethan Miller forces both of them to face loss, loneliness, and the possibility of building a family from heartbreak.

Ginger Stutzman thinks she wants the new bachelor in town, until she becomes nanny to widower Eli Kutz's children. A Christmas season full of family chaos and quiet tenderness makes her question what kind of future she really wants.

To save Eve Summy from a cruel choice, Levi Miller marries her before they truly know each other. Living as strangers under one roof is hard enough, but family suspicion makes their unexpected marriage even harder to turn into real love.

Millie Koffman is sure handsome Elden Yoder bought her auction cake by mistake, until she learns he has been trying to court her all along. Christmas brings them together, but old hurts and deep insecurities threaten their new chance.

After a buggy accident introduces Bay Stutzman to greenhouse owner David Jansen, she starts imagining a future she never wanted before. The trouble is that David is Mennonite, and loving him could mean leaving the life she knows.

Beth Koffman hates that her family hired Jack Lehman, the community's charming heartbreaker, to build their new store. The more she works around him, the more she suspects his bad-boy reputation hides a kinder man.

Kamryn Hart loves rom-coms but wants no real-life romance, until quarterback Bellamy Archer offers to help her complete a list of movie-style moments. Their no-strings arrangement is fun at first, then dangerously real.

When widowed teacher Tobit Lapp is injured, Cora Koffman steps in to teach his Amish schoolchildren. Their partnership turns warm and close, but the secret Tobit is carrying could undo everything by Christmas.

Henrietta Koffman expects trouble when her employer's son comes home after years in the English world. Instead she finds herself working beside Chandler Gingerich, a man fighting addiction, regret, and the hope that he might still come home for good.

Willa Koffman offers to babysit a little girl so her protective father, Aaron Raber, can keep his new job. Their Christmas attraction grows quickly, but Aaron's complicated ties to a harsher religious past put Willa in an impossible position.

A letter from his late wife points widower Jon Coblenz toward Eleanor Koffman, the friend who already loves his children. What starts as a practical plan grows into something deeper, but the truth behind the match could still break them.

Widow Lissie Shetler returns home with her two children, only to find former beau Menno Bontrager back as well, with a daughter of his own. Their easy friendship rekindles fast, but forgiveness is the harder road.

Years after life pushed Leah Ashley out of the spotlight, she reconnects with driven hockey player Alexander Marino while helping their best friends' wedding. Old hurt, old chemistry, and one more chance force them to ask what love is worth.