Samantha Price Books in Order

Maya’s arrangement with Ethan has become more emotionally complicated than she intended. As long-held secrets threaten his family and their future, she must decide whether the trust growing between them can withstand what he has concealed.

Verity has spent years indulging her mother’s Christmas matchmaking before returning to her independent life. Meeting Adam makes her question that familiar routine, but discovering his secret threatens the unexpected possibility of a future in her home community.

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 Smith wants to give her sister a talkative parrot for Christmas, then discovers a shelter worker murdered. The bird’s unfamiliar phrases may expose the killer, but its sudden disappearance turns her investigation into a desperate search.

After months of uncertainty, Iris decides what she wants for her future, but approval is far from assured. Winter brings unexpected challenges to the Amish community as love, family loyalty, and tradition shape the choices facing her and those around her.

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.

Determined to escape dairy-farm work, Tabitha questions her aunts about marriage before turning to her mother Cherish. Her parents’ evasions send her to grandmother Wilma, whose own plans complicate Tabitha’s determined search for the family’s concealed romantic history.

While questioning her aunts about marriage, Tabitha is enlisted by Favor to investigate her son’s visits to an outsider at a bookshop. A distracting companion and an intrusive mother-in-law complicate a mission that delivers more confusion than romantic wisdom.

Tabitha interviews Aunt Honor about marriage while planning a future beyond dairy-farm work. The sudden arrival of Matthew and Grace with a questionable story interrupts her research, drawing her into family secrets that complicate her ideas about lasting relationships.

Hope’s wish to buy her aunt’s old bed-and-breakfast revives a dream she abandoned while helping run the family orchard. Pursuing it may undo her husband’s hard-won place there, and niece Tabitha’s arrival adds pressure to an already difficult decision.

Tabitha follows Aunt Joy’s romantic advice so enthusiastically that a schedule involving eleven young men throws their Amish community into uproar. Hidden secrets worsen the scandal, leaving aunt and niece dealing with consequences that reach the family dairy farm.

Teenage Tabitha hopes marriage will offer a life beyond dairy farming, but she first wants honest advice from her aunts. Beginning with Mercy, she discovers concealed family experiences that challenge her assumptions about courtship and choosing a future.

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.

Tabitha moves in with her grandmother and promises not to interfere with a heartbroken guest’s life. Convinced of her matchmaking talents, she bends that promise, creating complications that test her confidence and threaten the peace of their guesthouse.