Fruits of the Spirit Books in Order
Part ofSarah Price Books in OrderFollow the Fruits of the Spirit series by Sarah Price in order, with episode summaries, reading order, series background, and where to start.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Fruits of the Spirit books in publication order
17 books
Episode 1
by Sarah Price
2021
The Blue Mill saga opens with simmering family expectations, community scrutiny, and the first stirrings of romance. This short installment lays the groundwork for a longer Amish serial.
Episode 2
by Sarah Price
2021
As the new serial continues, gossip and misunderstanding begin to sharpen. The people of Blue Mill have to decide whether pride or grace will guide what comes next.
Episode 3
by Sarah Price
2021
Blue Mill feels smaller when courtship tensions and family hopes start overlapping. This episode nudges the larger story forward while keeping faith and community at the center.
Episode 4
by Sarah Price
2021
Feelings deepen and assumptions get tested in another quick chapter of the Blue Mill story. Sarah Price blends everyday Amish life with low-key romantic tension.
Episode 5
by Sarah Price
2021
A fresh round of misunderstandings puts pressure on relationships in Blue Mill. The short format keeps the plot moving while the emotional stakes quietly rise.
Episode 6
by Sarah Price
2021
Blue Mill's families keep circling the same hopes and fears, but the consequences are getting more personal. This episode leans into patience, humility, and hard conversations.
Episode 7
by Sarah Price
2021
Another installment brings small-town scrutiny and private longing into sharper focus. The ongoing serial rewards readers who enjoy steady emotional buildup.
Episode 8
by Sarah Price
2021
As tensions keep building, the people at the heart of the Blue Mill story are pushed toward honesty. Faith, family, and courtship remain tightly intertwined.
Episode 9
by Sarah Price
2021
Choices that once felt easy start carrying heavier consequences in Blue Mill. This episode adds more friction, more heart, and another nudge toward change.
Episode 10
by Sarah Price
2021
The serial continues with mounting pressure on the community's closest relationships. Sarah Price keeps the drama intimate, moral, and rooted in everyday Amish life.
Episode 11
by Sarah Price
2021
Blue Mill edges closer to reckoning as long-buried feelings and expectations refuse to stay quiet. The episode balances tenderness with a steady undercurrent of strain.
Episode 12
by Sarah Price
2021
This installment gathers the emotional threads of the season and tightens them. Community ties, forgiveness, and romance all matter more than ever.
Episode 13
by Sarah Price
2022
Another turn in the Blue Mill serial finds old tensions resurfacing just as fresh hope appears. Community loyalties, quiet courtship, and spiritual growing pains keep the pressure high.
Episode 14
by Sarah Price
2022
The story presses forward as private doubts become harder to hide in Blue Mill. Family expectations and tender feelings collide in another short, faith-centered installment.
Episode 15
by Sarah Price
2022
Blue Mill's tangled relationships reach another testing point here. Sarah Price keeps the focus on patience, forgiveness, and the small choices that can change a whole community.
Episode 16
by Sarah Price
2022
The Blue Mill story enters its later stretch with emotions running deeper and choices feeling more final. It is another compact chapter about love, duty, and grace.
Episode 17
by Sarah Price
2023
The season closes on hard-won clarity for the people of Blue Mill. This final installment pays off the series' slow buildup of faith, family pressure, and romance.
Fruits of the Spirit books in chronological order

Episode 1
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 1
Episode 2
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 2
Episode 3
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 3
Episode 4
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 4
Episode 5
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 5
Episode 6
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 6
Episode 7
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 7
Episode 8
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 8
Episode 9
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 9
Episode 10
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 10
Episode 11
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 11
Episode 12
by Sarah Price
2021Fruits of the Spirit, Book 12
Episode 13
by Sarah Price
2022Fruits of the Spirit, Book 13
Episode 14
by Sarah Price
2022Fruits of the Spirit, Book 14
Episode 15
by Sarah Price
2022Fruits of the Spirit, Book 15
Episode 16
by Sarah Price
2022Fruits of the Spirit, Book 16
Episode 17
by Sarah Price
2023Fruits of the Spirit, Book 17
Series background & context
This is one of Sarah Price's most unusual projects, because it is built like a serial. Instead of long, self-contained novels, Fruits of the Spirit unfolds in episodes, letting readers spend time in Blue Mill a little at a time. That format gives the story a steady, almost neighborly rhythm.
At the center is an Amish community where courtship, family pressure, and spiritual growth are all tangled together. Blue Mill is close-knit in the way many Price settings are close-knit. People care for one another, but they also watch, judge, meddle, and worry. In a story like this, even a small misunderstanding can echo for chapters.
The emotional core comes from the tension between inward change and outward expectation. Price leans into the idea behind the title, not as a lecture, but as a pattern. Love, patience, gentleness, self-control, and the rest are not abstract virtues here. They are tested in gossip, attraction, family conflict, and the thousand awkward moments that come with living where everybody knows your business.
The serial form keeps everything moving.
That also means the books work best when read in order. Rather than wrapping up one neat romance at a time, the series keeps building on conversations, grudges, quiet hopes, and shifting loyalties. Readers who enjoy slow emotional buildup, recurring characters, and the feeling of living inside a community for a while will probably have the most fun here.
If you already like Sarah Price for her Amish settings but want something with a more episodic, almost television-season shape, this is a good fit. The stakes stay personal, not explosive. The appeal is in watching relationships change by degrees, and seeing whether the people of Blue Mill can grow into the grace they keep talking about.
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