Grace Lewis Books in Order

As a new year approaches, mischievous Gertrude senses that something is missing from her life. Meeting John opens an unexpected possibility for love, inviting her to reconsider what she wants from the future.

Anna approaches Christmas while struggling with a devastating loss and the difficulty of beginning again. An unexpected opportunity for love challenges her grief, asking whether she can rediscover hope without abandoning the life she remembers.

After her brother's death, Emily Miller takes responsibility for her family and their farm. With Thanksgiving approaching, business plans, shaken faith, and an unlikely romantic prospect complicate her efforts to keep their lives together.

Betsie and Samuel's marriage is strained by parenthood and responsibilities when Samuel's difficult father moves in. Their child's disappearance brings a far greater crisis, testing their relationship and Samuel's unresolved feelings toward his father.

Young Betsie Hershberger knows her sisters' secrets, but her imagination causes trouble when a circus arrives. Meanwhile, eldest sister Sarah's hope of marriage conflicts with their father's reliance on her and his rejection of her beloved.

Betsie begins Rumspringa amid major changes in her sisters' lives. When childhood friend Samuel asks to court her and a handsome newcomer catches her attention, she must weigh attraction against the friendship she already treasures.

After three years of courtship, Betsie is frustrated that Samuel has not proposed. As her father offers other suitors, Samuel struggles to help his ill mother and find work that will not violate their community's expectations.

Illness unsettles the King family as Betsie depends on her daughters and weighs difficult choices about her future. Rachel struggles with rejection and repentance, while Emma discovers a troubling secret about the man she hopes to marry.

Emma's first pregnancy brings frightening medical concerns, while her sister Rachel finds purpose teaching at the Amish school. Drawn to a motherless pupil's father, Rachel must face her past as both sisters struggle to protect their happiness.

An urgent assignment sends lonely Chicago resident Mary Richards to an Amish community during the holidays. Meeting Moses Lapp offers a chance at love, but their different backgrounds and her uncertainty about the future complicate the connection.

Mary Richards hopes Amish faith will help her build a life in Dalton, but her doubts persist as Christmas approaches. Moses loves her, yet fears her uncertainty may prevent them from finding a lasting future together.

Mary and Moses Lapp long to build a family, but unexpected tragedy strains their marriage and faith. Misunderstandings and doubts about their commitment threaten the sense of belonging Mary believed she had finally found.

As Mary and Moses await their first child, neighbors question their readiness for parenthood and their faith. Under growing emotional and physical strain, Mary must ask for help without reigniting conflict in their marriage.

Amish girl Emma King appears suited to respected Luke Yoder, yet privately mistrusts him and feels drawn to an Englischer stranger. Family troubles and community judgment intensify her struggle between religious commitment and personal desire.

A devastating accident threatens Emma's growing family, while Rachel considers fertility treatment that could alienate her Amish community. Their father's determination to introduce solar technology during a drought adds another challenge to the family's faith and belonging.

Naomi returns to her Amish community hoping for forgiveness and finds an unexpected ally in Isaac. Her pregnant sister Beth struggles with declining health and a distant husband, leaving both women to confront difficult choices as Christmas approaches.

Mary Lapp wants to return to teaching, while Moses hopes she will remain focused on their home and children. Their conflicting expectations cast a shadow over Christmas and force them to reconsider how family responsibilities should be shared.

Failed crops threaten the Amish community with a winter of scarcity, pushing Mary and Moses toward new work. An old friend’s arrival brings unresolved tensions, testing their relationships while they struggle to provide for their family.

Beth fears her daughter’s Rumspringa will repeat Naomi’s past mistakes, while Naomi struggles with childlessness and distance from Isaac. Their mother Clara offers support as the family faces the challenge of protecting loved ones without controlling their lives.

Beth’s new pregnancy raises fears after a difficult earlier birth, while Naomi’s struggle to conceive strains her marriage. Their mother’s increasingly troubling behavior adds another burden as the sisters try to preserve their families and hopes for motherhood.

A quilting contest leads Naomi Fisher toward unsettling secrets about her ancestors, while Beth conceals an illness from her husband. The sisters must navigate questions of identity and trust as family history threatens their present relationships.

Widowed Beth struggles with motherhood and grief as Samuel offers companionship she is afraid to accept. Meanwhile, Naomi’s new marriage faces renewed gossip and the return of Isaac’s former love, testing both sisters’ hopes for a fresh start.

Overwhelmed by caring for her twins, Naomi resists help until Isaac invites his blunt former-midwife aunt for Christmas. Beth’s longing for another child and attempts to assist her sister deepen tensions across the Fisher family.

Beth and Samuel struggle to unite their families as fear and jealousy divide their children. Meanwhile, Naomi’s former lover returns intending to join the Amish community, stirring guilt that threatens her marriage to Isaac.

Irene secretly reads forbidden romance novels as baptism approaches, while her brother Daniel falls for a schoolteacher who barely notices him. A new year brings choices about tradition, personal desire and the risks of pursuing an unexpected relationship.

Newly baptized Irene is torn between a dependable Amish suitor and an English man with a troubled past. Meanwhile, Daniel’s dangerous companions draw him away from home, testing the siblings’ faith and their family’s bonds.

Irene faces pressure from a controlling former suitor while struggling to forget Sebastian, an outsider whose kindness challenges her expectations. As Daniel drifts further from his Amish roots, both siblings must decide what faithfulness means to them.

Daniel’s arrest on a false charge throws the Troyer family into turmoil. Irene must navigate community gossip, an unwanted admirer and renewed feelings for Sebastian while helping uncover the truth that could secure her brother’s freedom.

As Old Christmas approaches, Irene and Sebastian seek a relationship that honors their faith and families. Winter hardship brings Amish and English neighbors together, but the couple still has to earn the trust of a cautious community.

Unmarried and pregnant, Rachel Eli returns to Hickory Ridge facing judgment from her family and bishop. Separated from the baby’s father during Advent, she must defend her place in the community and decide whether forgiveness is still possible.

Repairs threaten to delay the reopening of Hickory Ridge’s schoolhouse, drawing Hannah into a divided community effort. She must choose between an approved courtship and a former troublemaker whose willingness to help suggests he has changed.

Irene and Sebastian’s wedding is threatened when elders demand that his English grandmother leave the district. Meanwhile, Daniel’s support for grieving newcomer Abigail places his own standing at risk as the community struggles with mercy and belonging.