Samantha Price Books in Order

Troubled teenager Stephanie comes to stay with the Amish Grabers, carrying secrets from her life outside the community. Fellow foster girl Megan tries to help correct one mistake, unaware of how deeply she may become involved.

Singer Asha flees a boyfriend's betrayal and hides in an Amish community by pretending to have lost her memory. Falling for John gives her reasons to stay, but her deception could destroy the peace and love she seeks.

Shy Samuel Fuller has long loved Catherine, but acting on his feelings becomes urgent as others meddle in his future. When a family secret begins to spread, he fears it could undermine his chance to win her.

Marta takes time away from widower Nathan after years of waiting for him to set a wedding date. She chooses Deborah as a temporary nanny, assuming she poses no romantic threat, but Deborah develops feelings of her own.

Uncle Alfie's murder and his nephew Jazeel's disappearance bring a worried fiancee to Ettie Smith. Investigating the family exposes motives for revenge, while a secretive housekeeper and troublesome neighbors complicate her search for both the killer and Jazeel.

Quiet bachelor Mervin dislikes the constant attention of a newcomer determined to help him. Discovering the secret he keeps from Pleasant Valley changes her understanding of his secluded life and challenges the pair to look beyond their differences.

Benjamin is the last unmarried Fuller brother, and his mother is determined to change that. While relatives press him to settle down, a secret he keeps from his family and community complicates their plans for his future.

Deborah's twice-postponed wedding is finally set for December 23, but the bishop's hospitalization threatens another delay. A secret she keeps from her fiance could cause even greater trouble as she struggles with whether to tell him.

Widow Nell asks Ettie to find the man who vanished shortly before their wedding forty years earlier. Ettie and her sister uncover other disappearances, following clues to Rose Cottage and the secrets surrounding Nell's lost love.

Selena inherits her estranged grandfather's neglected house, then discovers he died in prison after admitting to murder. Seeking Ettie Smith's help, she tries to uncover the truth about his conviction and the family history she never knew.

Widowed Sarah inherits a farm that offers security for her newborn daughter, but an unexpected tenant complicates her fresh start. His children soften her feelings toward their disagreeable father as Christmas approaches and she considers love again.

Widowed Millie struggles to raise her baby and adjust to life without her husband. A newcomer offers companionship and the possibility of a father for her daughter, but uncertainty about his honesty makes another marriage a difficult choice.

Pregnant Rachel blames herself after her husband is shot while running an errand for her. Press attention and a visiting sister add strain, while an old flame's return offers a chance for love she may be too overwhelmed to notice.

Ettie believes she knows who murdered Ebenezer Fuller behind his barn, until discoveries about his past undermine her theory. Hidden identities and an unexpected visitor complicate the winter investigation she undertakes with her sister Elsa-May.

Ettie has always distrusted her neighbors, Stacey and Greville Charmers. When an intruder kills Greville, investigating why the couple moved beside the Amish community leads her toward a secret others are determined to protect, even at her expense.

Amy's responsibility for her brother Jonah leaves little room for romance. She initially resents help from Adam, a visitor staying with the bishop, but growing affection becomes uncertain when she learns the real reason for his stay.

May fears her twin's decision to leave her husband will tarnish her own reputation with an Amish widower she admires. Volunteering at his children's school offers a chance to show him who she is, apart from her sister.

Newly widowed Jeanie hopes the owner of the potato farm will honor his promise to transfer it to her family. Discovering she is pregnant complicates negotiations, and she considers concealing the news to protect their home and livelihood.

Teacher Deborah falls for a widower whose daughters attend her school, but he shows little interest. Following a friend's advice, she tries to introduce some romantic competition, risking embarrassment and heartbreak in the hope of winning his attention.

Widow Abigail and her daughter take refuge with Pleasant Valley's bishop after losing everything. His son Timothy doubts her public sweetness, while rumors that they are courting threaten his hopes for another woman and complicate his efforts to help.

Rebecca hopes to become a midwife, but an ill woman's request draws her into a promise involving the woman's husband, Jacob. Their future becomes uncertain as he takes that promise seriously and Rebecca weighs its consequences.

At twenty-eight, Karen is looking for a husband when the bishop's nephew, Jason, catches her attention. A road trip, an unexpected windfall, and hidden troubles complicate her hopes, while her friend's unhappy marriage offers a warning.

Mary has kept her baby secret while the child is raised by adoptive parents. She hopes marrying a wealthy man will bring her closer to her child, but his interest in another woman threatens her plan.

Timothy's determination creates divisions within the Fuller family just as they prepare for a baby's arrival. His actions threaten family harmony, leaving those around him to confront the changes his decisions could bring to their lives.

A baby's arrival could help Florence soften Wilma's attitude and heal divisions within their family. Meanwhile, Hope's doubts about an Englisher's faith add another complication as the sisters navigate strained relationships and changing expectations at home.

Florence considers Ezekiel Troyer an ideal husband, but her mysterious English neighbor Carter complicates her feelings. As the two men draw her toward different futures, she must decide what she truly wants from love and marriage.

Cherish faces an angry letter and an apology, while Hope's boyfriend struggles with joining the Amish community. Bliss's interest in a new man brings further uncertainty as the family tries to understand the secrets surrounding him.

When Matt Yoder returns home, he asks Jane to help him choose among five potential Christmas brides. She knows him well, but helping him find a wife becomes painful when he overlooks the woman standing beside him.

Florence discovers that her stepmother has concealed important information for years. As she tries to understand what the revelation means, the family's secrets threaten to change her plans and unsettle relationships she once thought she understood.

Seventeen-year-old Honor falls for her new brother-in-law, but her parents forbid the relationship. When she decides to elope, Florence and their English neighbor set out to find her before the family's disagreements lead to further trouble.

Florence learns unsettling information about her English neighbor while Wilma considers a future with widower Levi Brunner. Joy's hopes for Isaac and Mercy's unexpected news bring more decisions for a family already facing changes at the orchard.

Mercy is drawn to the nephew of a family friend as wedding plans move quickly. Meanwhile, Florence takes responsibility for the orchard, where an English neighbor distracts her and raises questions about love across their different backgrounds.

Two murders leave scarecrows at the victims' homes, reminding Ettie Smith of killings from the 1960s. When the detective dismisses her suspicions, she pursues the possible connection herself despite the difficulties of her worsening back pain.

Florence builds a new life as the family at the orchard prepares for two weddings and a new stepfather. An unfamiliar English neighbor and warnings from a prospective stepsister leave her navigating changes far beyond her marriage.

Jewel thief Gretel Koch is offered a chance to consult for law enforcement and avoid prison. She agrees to appear reformed, but the prospect of a perfect crime tests whether she can resist returning to her old life.

When candy-shop owner Brunhilde Hoffman is found dead, Ettie Smith and her sister Elsa-May investigate. Looking beyond the victim's pleasant reputation uncovers an unexpected past, leaving the sisters to determine who had a reason to kill her.

Florence is barred from the family home and orchard while her stepmother rejects her advice about the failing harvest. News about her birth mother adds another upheaval as she struggles to protect what matters most to her.

Pregnant widow Courtney Willis accepts work as a nanny for Aaron, a widower with three children. Their uncertain relationship faces interference from his sister-in-law Willa, whose own interest in Aaron threatens Courtney's place in the household.

A new stepfather and stepsister bring unfamiliar expectations into the sisters' home. As Wilma presses for changes and Florence considers her future at the orchard, the daughters struggle to adjust to their increasingly complicated blended family.

While Ettie Smith judges cookies at a fair, a woman's body is discovered beneath a quilt in another tent. Ettie and her sister Elsa-May turn their attention from the festivities to uncovering the secrets behind the killing.

Cherish wants their English houseguest Caroline gone, but arranging a match for her proves distracting. Meanwhile, Joy's unhappy pregnancy worries the family, who hope to address the strain in her life before the baby arrives.

Former realtor Deena Brown has joined the Amish community and developed a passion for jigsaw puzzles. When murder interrupts her new life, Ettie Smith investigates connections to Deena's former clients and ex-husband to untangle what happened.

Former jewel thief Gretel Koch is working with law enforcement despite one colleague's distrust. A new assignment becomes secondary when her ex-boyfriend leaves prison seeking revenge, forcing her to protect the second chance she has begun building.

As apple harvest approaches, Levi takes a closer look at the orchard and Favor surprises the family. Florence faces a decision about control of the business while Cherish and their houseguest's boyfriend add complications to an already busy season.

Delia Kauffman takes a teaching position in Stinterton, where preparations for a Christmas play bring her back into contact with Joe. Meeting her former love again raises questions about whether their relationship deserves a second chance.

Cherish's snooping uncovers her father's will and information Wilma has kept from the family. As disagreements over the orchard intensify, Florence faces an opportunity that could change who controls the business and deepen tensions at home.

Andrew has loved Lizzy since they were young, but she married John Lehman instead. Now that she is widowed, he hopes to renew their friendship, though approaching her means confronting years of unspoken feelings and uncertainty.

Hope's relationship with Fairfax is in trouble, and Cherish's attempts to help may only worsen matters. At home, she wants Caroline to leave while Wilma's plans for the orchard bring further uncertainty to the sisters' winter.

After years of international jewel thefts, Gretel Koch lands in prison because she trusted the wrong man. She plans to escape and reclaim the diamonds he stole, but armed guards, high walls, and dangerous inmates stand in her way.

Gretel Koch wants to leave jewel theft behind, but a twenty-two-carat gem heading to auction tests her resolve. The Purple Promise offers a temptation she finds difficult to ignore as she struggles to control her old habits.

Cherish finally heads to her farm, where her manager promises to address threats to the family's secrets. Back at the orchard, Wilma grows concerned about Joy and her husband's absence, suspecting something is wrong with their behavior.

Unexpected visitors arrive at the orchard after Caroline has spent months living with the Baker/Bruner family. Their arrival raises doubts about the English guest's honesty, forcing the sisters to consider whether she should remain in their home.

With Levi gravely ill, Wilma faces the prospect of widowhood again while a major secret threatens her future. The orchard's fate grows uncertain as Florence considers an opportunity that puts her at odds with her husband.

Earl visits the orchard with the woman he intends to marry, hoping to mend family relationships. Wilma objects to the bride's age and recruits Ada to interfere, leaving the couple to defend their plans against family pressure.

Adam Fisher plans to propose to Charity until a troubling letter makes him question her honesty. Having welcomed her into his family and trusted her with his daughter, he must reconsider their relationship as Christmas approaches.

Cherish discovers the truth about letters hidden beneath Bliss's bed, threatening Bliss's relationship with Adam. As the household adjusts after Hope's wedding, visiting parents and an unexpected admirer bring more decisions for the family's increasingly complicated lives.

Cherish travels to her farm to reunite with Simon, only to find his parents closely involved in his life. Meanwhile, Debbie receives a tempting offer from her in-laws, and the sisters worry about Adam's continuing disappointment with Bliss.

While helping at a wedding in an Amish bed and breakfast, Ettie Smith and her sister discover the groom dead. One owner stands over the body with no memory of events, leaving the sisters to investigate his troubling behavior.

With apple harvest ending and more babies expected, the family works on a quilt for Hope's wedding. Another houseguest and Ada's nephew's questionable attempts to help disrupt preparations, adding fresh complications to an already crowded household.

Harvest brings extra work to the Baker/Bruner household as Debbie adjusts to joining the family. An unwanted visitor adds tension, while Cherish investigates Krystal's unusual silence and Debbie wonders whether a rejected suitor offers another future.

Gabbie Miller returns home after hearing of a broken engagement, hoping to win the man she has always loved. Her old habit of manipulating others threatens that ambition when he sees through her schemes.

After returning from their brother's wedding, Cherish suspects that new houseguest Debbie is concealing something. Her investigation also raises doubts about a former visitor's wish to join the Amish community and the motives behind it.

Hope looks forward to marrying Fairfax, but family troubles complicate the preparations. Debbie's parents arrive after an anonymous letter, while Cherish investigates a quarrel that makes her question what she knows about Bliss.

Kate remains hurt after Michael breaks their marriage pact, chooses her best friend and leaves the Amish community. When another suitable man shows interest, she must decide whether resentment and old attachments will prevent a new relationship.

The family travels to Ohio for Earl and Miriam's wedding, leaving Levi behind. Meanwhile, Bliss's cousin Debbie arrives for an extended stay, and Cherish's hopes of welcoming her are complicated by early signs of trouble.

A surprise visitor brings a major change to Cherish's life, while tragedy creates new difficulties for the Baker/Bruner family. Wilma must decide whether to welcome the whole extended family as they face their challenges together.

After an Amish woman is attacked and left near death, Detective Kelly asks Ettie Smith to investigate the community's guarded response. An arrest fails to convince Ettie, who searches the victim's past for the real attacker.

After a family wedding, Favor questions her own plans to marry and Cherish considers seeking happiness beyond the orchard. Meanwhile, Krystal faces a decision about whether to remain Amish, creating further uncertainty within the blended household.

Visitors join Cherish at her farm as a natural disaster adds to the sisters' everyday troubles. Her new romantic interest is complicated by his mother's influence, while Adam weighs the future of his relationship with Bliss.

Ettie Smith arranges an anonymous kitten gift for her sister Elsa-May, but the man helping deliver it is found dead. Feeling responsible, Ettie investigates his many enemies to discover who turned the surprise into a murder case.

Changes unsettle the Baker/Bruner household as Debbie faces a decision about her future and Krystal develops a surprising plan. Favor and Simon prepare to move, while Cherish investigates a mystery involving people close to the family.

Cherish enjoys married life on the farm, but an unexpected visitor reveals more of Malachi's hidden past. Elsewhere, Favor looks for a way to leave her husband's controlling mother, while Ada struggles to maintain her friendship with Wilma.

Jewel thief Gretel Koch expects her next FBI assignment to be straightforward, until secrets surrounding an old diamond heist put her life in danger. An enemy's return forces Jack Fletcher to weigh his career against protecting her.

Cherish plans her orchard wedding while trying to shield Wilma from painful news. As Debbie learns surprising things about Peter, Cherish realizes that her own future husband's past and family remain largely unknown to her.

Three years have passed since Cherish last visited her farm, and life has changed within the Baker/Bruner household. Another sister prepares to marry, but Wilma's unhappiness threatens to complicate the family's latest wedding.

Missing Amish buggies become part of a murder investigation when the community’s largest buggy maker is killed. Elderly sleuth Ettie Smith follows the connection between theft and death, uncovering secrets along the back roads of Amish country.

A key baked into a loaf of bread brings Ettie Smith and her sister to a baffled antique dealer. When a body is found at his shop, the sisters must discover how the strange clue connects to murder.

An Amish funeral goes wrong when a coffin contains the wrong body and the intended occupant is missing. Ettie Smith and Elsa-May investigate the apparent mistake, discovering reasons to doubt that a simple funeral-home blunder explains it.

Pregnant widow Nadine Yoder struggles with her sister-in-law’s plans for her future after her husband’s death. When a former love returns, community scrutiny and family expectations challenge her hopes of finding companionship while honoring the life she lost.

A visiting quilt historian draws attention to an Amish charity auction, where a body is discovered beneath antique quilts. Ettie Smith and Elsa-May question the people involved, unconvinced that the local detective is following the right lead.

Ettie Smith and Elsa-May investigate a local murder involving a missing document and suspicious neighbors. An unexpected connection to Freda’s prized chickens and valuable eggs exposes old grudges, leaving the sisters searching for a killer before another attack.

Ettie and Elsa-May guard gingerbread houses at an Amish Christmas fundraiser until a dog causes a revealing mishap. A sponsor is shot, and the sisters turn the disrupted celebration into an investigation of secrets and spreading rumors.

Ettie and Elsa-May refuse to believe their friend committed a crime, despite a matching police sketch and mounting evidence. When the friend disappears, their effort to clear her name becomes a race to uncover troubling small-town secrets.

Pregnant Amish widows Tillie and Lucinda share a home despite their different habits and temperaments. Their developing friendship eases the difficulties of rebuilding their lives, while two neighboring bachelors offer unexpected possibilities for happiness after loss.