Pinecraft Pie Shop Books in Order
Part ofTricia Goyer Books in OrderBrowse Tricia Goyer's Pinecraft Pie Shop books in order, with story summaries, series background, and help deciding where to start.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Pinecraft Pie Shop books in publication order
3 books
Made with Love
by Tricia Goyer
2015
Lovina Miller dreams of opening a pie shop in Pinecraft, Florida. Amish carpenter Noah Yoder offers to help, but both must face buried grief before they can build the business, and perhaps a future, together.
Planted with Hope
by Tricia Goyer
2016
Hope Miller expands her Pinecraft bakery, but new opportunities bring old fears and difficult choices. In sunny Amish Florida, work, friendship, and romance test whether she can believe that a hopeful future is worth risking for.
Sewn with Joy
by Tricia Goyer
2016
Gifted seamstress Joy is drawn into a television production about Amish life, where she becomes more involved than she expected. Her growing connection with Matthew is tested when faith, family expectations, and public attention collide.
Pinecraft Pie Shop books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Pinecraft Pie Shop novels, written by Tricia Goyer with Sherry Gore, are Amish romances set in Pinecraft, Florida. Instead of the familiar cold-weather farm country, the series uses sunshine, beaches, community gatherings, and a pie shop as the backdrop for stories about work, loss, friendship, and love.
The first book, Made with Love, follows Lovina Miller, who dreams of opening a pie shop where people can gather. Amish carpenter Noah Yoder offers to help make that dream real, but both carry painful memories that make trust difficult. The shop is not just a business plan. It is a chance to build a new life.
Planted with Hope continues the community setting and the emphasis on food, family, and practical dreams. Sewn with Joy turns to Joy, whose sewing skills bring her into the orbit of a television production and create a conflict with the expectations of her Amish community.
Pie is important here, but people come first.
The tone is warm and romantic, with enough real-life pressure to keep the stories moving. The authors make room for recipes and the pleasures of a close community, while their characters wrestle with grief, old mistakes, family loyalties, and the fear of choosing the wrong future.
Read the books in order, starting with Made with Love, then Planted with Hope and Sewn with Joy. Each romance has its own central couple, but the return to Pinecraft and its growing pie shop gives the series its easygoing continuity.
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