Plain and Simple Miracles Books in Order

Plain and Simple Miracles is one of Chapman's gentler Amish story worlds. Set in Oklahoma, the books center on Cody's Creek and the people who find their lives reshaped by tragedy, service, family need, and what may or may not be miraculous intervention.

The first book gives the series its tone. A tornado changes Anna Schwartz's life, and the story asks big questions about suffering, healing, attention from the outside world, and what faith looks like when life becomes strange and public. The later books stay connected to that atmosphere of community care and practical compassion.

These are romance novels, but they are also books about calling. Characters are often pushed toward responsibility before they feel ready. They help children, relatives, neighbors, or wounded strangers, and love grows in the middle of that work.

If you like Amish fiction with a little more reflection and a little less bustle, this series is a good fit. It is sincere, warm, and focused on the idea that grace often shows up in ordinary acts of care.