Kelly Long Books in Order

Fresh out of medical school, Hart Pagett takes a job in a Pennsylvania rail town in 1920. As he learns medicine from an older doctor, he is also drawn toward faith, community, and the doctor's daughter, Abby.

Sarah King feels safest in her garden, until she falls for Grant Williams, the community's new Englisch veterinarian. Now she must choose between a forbidden love and the family and faith that have always shaped her life.

Lilly Lapp has loved Jacob for years, but marriage to him brings more uncertainty than joy at first. As winter passes, a quiet union built on hurt and duty slowly begins to look like real love.

Abigail Kauffman longs to escape the emptiness of her father's farmhouse, while newcomer Joseph Lambert wants a place to belong. Their sudden marriage forces both to discover what lasting love really asks of them.

In 1777 Pennsylvania, Adam Wyse is torn between his Amish faith and the war raging around him. A promise keeps him from Lena Yoder, and both must choose between duty, conscience, and the love they still share.

Anna Stolis steps in for her midwife aunt on Christmas night and finds herself racing from one delivery to the next. Between three quilts and unexpected help from brooding Asa Lapp, the holiday becomes unforgettable.

Rose Bender agrees to marry dependable Luke Lantz out of duty more than passion. Then she discovers a hidden, surprising side of him and must decide whether she truly knows the man she is promising to love.

Fern Zook is known for healing herbs, not romance, until a family emergency brings neighbor Abram Fisher running to her kitchen. Their quick-growing connection is tested by mistrust before it can become something lasting.

Widowed Grace Beiler hopes for peace, but her late husband's will leaves her and her son exposed. Seth Wyse offers marriage as protection, and both must learn whether safety can grow into trust, tenderness, and real love.

A stolen kiss pushes Mary King into marriage with Jude Lyons, an Englisch professor studying her community. What begins as a temporary, chaste arrangement grows far more complicated once Mary enters Jude's very different world.

Joseph King offers Priscilla Allen and her little daughter shelter through a marriage in name only. But his guilt, her secrets, and the closeness of mountain life make distance harder to keep than either expected.

Healer Sarah Mast barely recognizes the man who has come home to her. When a misunderstanding forces her into marriage with Edward King, the two must face whether love can survive changed hearts and wounded trust.

Martha Yoder has little time for romance while caring for her frail grandmother and aging parents. Her feelings for Joel Umble deepen, but family pressure and old expectations make their path to love anything but simple.

Naomi Gish's father hires Gray Fisher to help at the family candle shop for the Christmas season. Naomi suspects matchmaking, but as they work side by side, the season begins to glow with new possibility.

Firefighter Stephen Lambert brings pregnant Ella Nichols to Ice Mountain after rescuing her from danger. As she hides among the Plain community, both are drawn together by protection, secrecy, and the hope of a safer future.

Letty Mast has spent too long in her beautiful stepsister's shadow. When Matt Miller begins calling after a wedding, everyone assumes he wants Rose, and Letty must decide whether to trust her hope or protect her heart.

Beth Mast goes to a wedding hoping for a brief escape from duty at home. There she meets Ransom King, a guarded bachelor with his own painful past, and both must decide if they can risk happiness.

Tabitha Stolfus advertises for a husband who will value her, not her inheritance. Matthew King answers for reasons of his own, and his hidden plan may ruin the real marriage neither of them expected.

Abigail Mast posts for a mail order groom and gets two. As she courts both men under the bishop's watch, Caleb must prove he wants more than an escape from the future his family chose for him.

A brief Amish romance about faith, family, and lasting commitment, told in Kelly Long's warm, plainspoken style. It is designed as a quick read and includes recipes along with reading group material.