Love & Promises Books in Order
Part ofRachel J Good Books in OrderSee the Love & Promises books by Rachel J. Good in order, with summaries, series background, and a clear guide to where to begin.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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Love & Promises books in publication order
3 books
The Amish Midwife's Secret
by Rachel J Good
2018
Midwife-in-training Leah Stolzfus and English doctor Kyle Miller are thrown together when an older physician needs help. Both carry painful history, and their growing bond forces them to consider what they can sacrifice for love.
The Amish Teacher's Gift
by Rachel J Good
2018
Ada Rupp teaches Amish children with special needs while caring for seven younger siblings. Widower Josiah Yoder needs help reaching his deaf, grieving son, and Ada may become the support both father and child need.
The Amish Widow's Rescue
by Rachel J Good
2019
Pregnant widow Grace Fisher struggles to run her jam business, farm, and household with two lively children. Neighbor Elijah Beiler offers practical help, but both must face old heartbreak before a new family can take shape.
Love & Promises books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Love & Promises series follows people in Lancaster County whose lives are shaped by family duty, loss, and the wish to make a safe home for someone else. Each book centers on a new romance, but familiar characters and the wider Amish community link the stories together.
The series opens with The Amish Teacher's Gift. Ada Rupp is already carrying a great deal at home, where she cares for her younger siblings. When she begins teaching at a school for Amish children with special needs, she meets widower Josiah Yoder and his young deaf son, Nathan. Ada's work with Nathan gives the story its heart, while Josiah has to learn how to reach a child who is grieving and frightened.
This is a series where care work matters.
In The Amish Midwife's Secret, the focus shifts to Leah Stolzfus, a midwife in training with a gift for herbal remedies, and Kyle Miller, an English doctor returning to the community with old pain of his own. Their growing connection asks practical questions as well as romantic ones. Leah values her faith and family, while Kyle must decide whether he can stop letting the past direct every choice he makes.
The Amish Widow's Rescue brings readers to Grace Fisher, a pregnant widow trying to keep her jam business, farm, and two children afloat. Her neighbor Elijah Beiler steps in to help, though he has his own reasons for holding people at a distance. The story keeps its attention on what a ready-made family can mean when everyone involved is still carrying hurt.
The tone is warm and steady, with faith woven into everyday decisions rather than treated as an easy answer. There is romance, but the books also spend time on children, disability, grief, work, and the strain of being needed by many people at once.
Start with The Amish Teacher's Gift for the fullest sense of the community and its recurring relationships. The novels can stand alone, but reading in order lets the family connections and small updates land more naturally.
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