Mindy Starns Clark Books in Order

Linda Mueller is an idealistic Amish quilter who prefers fabric and thread to courtship. When she falls for newcomer and painter Isaac Mast and uncovers startling truths about her grandmother's art, Linda must weigh honesty, loyalty, and love stitch by careful stitch.

During the Civil War, Therese Jennings flees her family's slave holding plantation to work in Richmond, struggling to match conviction with survival. In modern Virginia, recovering addict Nicole Talbot returns home for the summer and uncovers family secrets that could jeopardize her fresh start and fragile faith.

Virginia, 1705, finds Celeste Talbot and her younger sister Berta forced into the New World as indentured servants separated by circumstance and betrayal. In the present day, cousins Maddee and Nicole wrestle with addiction, guilt, and reconciliation as new evidence reopens a long unsolved family tragedy.

Newlywed Matthew Zook's plans to expand his family's feed store stall when a property dispute points back to Clayton Raber, an Amish clockmaker once suspected of murdering his wife. Tracking down the elusive craftsman draws Matthew into an old scandal that still divides the community.

In 1685 France, Catherine Gillet risks everything to protect her Huguenot family and an encoded document linked to deadly intrigue. Centuries later in Virginia, descendant Renee Talbot's investigation into that same pamphlet forces her to face buried trauma and the cost of courage.

Raised by his Amish grandparents after his mother's death, Tyler Anderson loves both his Plain life and spirited girlfriend Rachel Hoeck. A visit to his Englisch father in California forces Tyler to confront unanswered questions and decide which world, and which future, he will claim.

Apprentice blacksmith Jake Miller prides himself on his way with horses, so he doubts fragile Priscilla Kinsinger's uncanny gift for calming nervous animals. Asked to help her reconnect with Lancaster life after years away, he discovers that healing her grief may cost him his heart.

Months after his teenage daughter leaves the Amish faith, Joel Miller is still grieving when the family dog disappears. As he searches the fields and woods around Daybreak Pond, he wrestles with anger, loss, and what it really means to release a child to God's care.

Quiet caregiver and gifted seamstress Izzy Mueller is content sewing for her elderly patients until filmmaker Zed Bayer, a former crush from her Mennonite past, returns to town. Their renewed friendship stirs questions about calling, creativity, and a family secret that could reshape her future.

Written in an easy question and answer format, this guide explains how Amish communities handle faith, family, work, education, courtship, and more. It is a concise resource for readers who enjoy Amish fiction and want a grounded look at the real culture behind the stories.

Free spirited Mennonite Ella Bayer loves Amish farm boy Ezra Gundy, but their different traditions put marriage out of reach. When Ella follows him to Indiana and later faces tragedy back home, she has to decide whose future she is willing to embrace.

Rising executive Kelsey Tate plans to help her family's investment firm survive a hostile takeover until accusations surface that her great grandmother, famed Titanic survivor Adele, was not who she claimed. When a colleague dies and threats mount, Kelsey and an old flame race to uncover the truth in both timelines.

Former supermodel Juliette Taylor now runs a spa products company and leads retreats that pamper overworked Christian women. When a spiteful ex colleague dies from a poisoned body wrap at a luxury spa, Juliette becomes the prime suspect and must unmask a killer before she is the next victim.

Amish raised Ada Rupp plans to join the church and build a future with widower Will Gundy, until an offer to serve as a nanny on a trip to Switzerland opens doors to her family history. Torn between two men and two worlds, she must choose where she truly belongs.

Adopted nurse midwife Lexie Jaeger leaves her home in Oregon for Pennsylvania Amish country when a carved box and old letter hint at a hidden past. As she helps a troubled lay midwife after a tragic delivery, long kept family secrets begin to surface.

This small gift book pairs reflections on Amish faith and daily rhythms with recipes and artwork that celebrate farm kitchens, family gatherings, and community. It offers a gentle glimpse of simpler living for readers who enjoy both inspiration and hearty comfort food.

Businesswoman Sienna Collins owns a Lancaster County bed and breakfast but is blindsided when she is accused of federal crimes tied to her corporate job. After finding her ex boyfriend dead at the inn, she leans on her Amish neighbors, a new relationship, and her faith to clear her name.

Compact and conversational, this handbook answers common questions about Amish beliefs, worship, family roles, schooling, rumspringa, and everyday customs. It is designed as an easy starting point for anyone curious about how Amish communities actually live.

International business etiquette expert Chloe Ledet rushes back to New Orleans after her father, a famous chef, is shot. Framed for murder and pulled into a hunt for a legendary Louisiana treasure, she must decide whether she can trust a mysterious Cajun guide and the God she thought she knew.

Years after a family tragedy drove her west, Anna Bailey returns to Lancaster County when her brother disappears without explanation. Following his trail from quiet Amish farms to a cutting edge genetics lab, she uncovers dangerous secrets that connect her past to his present.

When Miranda Miller inherits her grandparents' crumbling estate on a Louisiana bayou, she hopes for a fresh start. Instead she finds hidden passageways, unsettling symbols, and family secrets that force her to confront painful memories and the possibility of a very different future.

Part story, part strategy guide, this book tackles chronic household mess by helping readers redesign rooms around real life habits instead of ideal routines. Through practical tips and gentle spiritual insight, it shows how small structural changes can make a home feel calmer and easier to maintain.

With photographer boyfriend Danny Watkins in Paris, advice columnist Jo Tulip tries to keep life simple until someone shoves her toward an oncoming New York train and her ex fiancé is hurt saving her. Anonymous warnings and buried family business secrets push Jo into her most personal investigation yet.

Built around an eight step system, this updated version of The House that Cleans Itself explains how to study your clutter, adjust problem spots, and prevent messes before they start. It offers concrete exercises, organizing tricks, and encouragement for families who feel overwhelmed by chaos.

Household hints columnist Jo Tulip reluctantly agrees to a computer matched blind date that goes hilariously wrong, then turns deadly when her date collapses. Discovering disturbing items in his car, she is drawn into a murder case where she might be the intended target.

Josephine Tulip writes a syndicated tips column but wishes her own life were as tidy as her advice. When her neighbor's death is brushed off as an accident, Jo teams up with best friend Danny to prove it was murder, juggling clues, slapstick mishaps, and a fragile heart.

Private investigator Callie Webber learns that the man she loves may have been connected to her late husband's death. Determined to uncover the truth, she follows a trail from Virginia prisons to the Louisiana bayou, risking both her safety and her future with Tom.

Just as Callie Webber and her mysterious employer Tom begin to explore a deeper relationship, their mentor Eli Gold is shot and left in a coma. Following leads to the island of St. John, they uncover buried secrets and a dangerous criminal network that will stop at nothing.

Between assignments for the J.O.S.H.U.A. Foundation, Callie Webber volunteers at a boutique that outfits women rebuilding their lives. When a favorite client is accused of killing her boyfriend, Callie's search for the real murderer pulls their quiet Eastern Shore town into a web of international intrigue.

In the Smoky Mountains, Callie Webber is sent to evaluate charities serving migrant apple pickers and to deliver a million dollar grant created in her late husband's memory. When a worker is found dead and threats close in, she must solve the case while facing unresolved grief.

Attorney and private investigator Callie Webber travels to Philadelphia to vet a relief charity for a large grant, only to find the director dead on his office floor. At her enigmatic boss Tom's request, she moves into the family home, where buried motives and danger quickly surface.