Sarah Price Books in Order

Peek-a-boo is a tiny dog with a big personality and a nose for adventure. This sweet picture book introduces a family pet children will want to follow everywhere.

A darker early novel that leans into secrecy, danger, and uneasy loyalties. Sarah Price follows characters pulled toward trouble as past choices begin closing in.

Peek-a-boo's curiosity leads him farther from home than he meant to go. Young readers get a gentle adventure with just enough worry to make the homecoming feel extra good.

Rebecca's holiday season brings a chance to give, forgive, and see her future more clearly. This short Amish Christmas story leans into kindness, family, and quiet hope.

Sarah Price gives Dickens a plain retelling in this Amish holiday story about hard hearts, second chances, and the true meaning of Christmas. It is short, familiar, and warmly redemptive.

Shana Slater rents a small apartment above a mule shed on a Lancaster County Amish farm, expecting only peace and cheap housing. Friendship with Emanuel Lapp soon turns her curiosity about Amish life into something much riskier.

Quiet Sylvia Lapp is devoted to family and faith, even when she has to face rude tourists at the farmers' market. A stranger's kindness opens the door to a relationship that could upend everything she knows.

Daniel Lapp would rather keep to the barn and fields than think about settling down. Then a quiet cousin from Ohio comes to stay, and his careful distance starts to fail.

When Amish young woman Amanda Beiler is struck by a limousine in Manhattan, celebrity passenger Alejandro Diaz takes responsibility and follows her home to Pennsylvania. Their growing connection threatens both privacy and belief.

Told through messages and reflections, this story follows Abby as distance and circumstance reshape the people she loves. It is a gentle look at change, memory, and staying connected.

A quilting book built around fat-quarter projects, with approachable patterns and practical inspiration. It is geared toward makers who want attractive quilts without overcomplicating the process.

Priscilla hopes a winter quilting project will bring simple fellowship, but envy follows her there too. As the pressure grows, so does the risk to both her peace and her relationship with Stephen Esh.

Priscilla Smucker draws unwanted attention during a charity event at the local Mennonite church. When jealousy turns into bullying, she has to decide how to respond without losing her footing.

Samuel Lapp resists the pressure to join the church, and the harder others push, the more he pushes back. A brush with the non-Amish world forces him to confront what faith might actually cost.

A packet of letters travels from one Amish woman to the next, carrying family news, private worries, and everyday grace. The format turns ordinary correspondence into an intimate portrait of community life.

This Amish novel centers on belief lived out in ordinary days, hard choices, and close family ties. Sarah Price focuses on the quiet tests that reveal what faith really means.

This short devotional offers twelve reflections on faith, struggle, and hope. It is meant for readers who want something gentle, personal, and easy to return to each day.

Amanda and Alejandro are finally married, but celebrity life is already pushing them apart. When the tabloids feed on rumors and distance, their new love has to prove it can survive public pressure.

Amanda leaves her Amish world behind to protect it from Alejandro's fame and follows him into a life she barely recognizes. The more their bond deepens, the harder her final choice becomes.

Now married to Stephen, Priscilla hopes for peace until old bullying resurfaces, this time aimed at her friend Sylvia. Exposing the truth may be easier than choosing forgiveness.

When an accident leaves the local school without a teacher, Priscilla Smucker is asked to step in. Praise for her work soon sparks more jealousy, testing both her patience and her faith.

This follow-up volume gathers another round of heartfelt letters moving through Amish family and community life. Each voice adds new worries, joys, and pieces of a larger shared story.

After a snowy-night accident leaves her brother injured, quiet Kate Zook is consumed by guilt and family resentment. A young man returned from rumschpringe offers kindness, but forgiveness will not come easily.

Lizzie Blank wants nothing to do with proud Frederick, even as her sister Jane begins courting his cousin Charles. But in a world shaped by appearances and expectations, first judgments can be dangerously wrong.

Sarah Price shares holiday customs, food, memories, and everyday traditions from Amish and Mennonite life. It reads like a friendly introduction rather than a formal study.

Priscilla Smucker's story gathers bullying, courtship, and faith into one connected arc. At its center is a young woman trying to answer cruelty without losing her kindness.

Four Amish sisters run a busy bakery outside Berlin, Ohio, while each carries a secret that affects the whole family. This is a sister-centered story about loyalty, strain, and the cost of staying silent.

Rosanna gives and gives until there is almost nothing left of herself. As family strain, church demands, and a troubling neighbor wear her down, she has to learn that even the kindest heart has limits.

Amanda joins Alejandro on tour determined to save their marriage from distance and media pressure. Then someone from his past reappears, forcing them both to face what love can and cannot survive.

Eight years after being forced to end their courtship, Anna Eicher and Freman Whittmore meet again. Old hurt still lingers, but so does the possibility that love has not finished with them.

A holiday secret unsettles an Amish community in this Christmas tale about family, truth, and belonging. The search for answers opens old wounds, but it also makes forgiveness possible.

Emma Weaver loves arranging matches for everyone else, until one of her schemes badly misfires. Fixing the damage may teach her more about love, humility, and her own heart than she ever expected.

A spirited cat turns everyday life into a pint-sized western adventure. This playful picture book keeps things light, lively, and fun for young animal lovers.

An outsider drawn toward Amish life discovers that simplicity from a distance is not the same as belonging. This novel looks at faith, image, and the cost of choosing a different world.

When her father can no longer support the family, Fanny Price is sent from Colorado to live with relatives in Mount Hope, Ohio. There she feels out of place, longs for Elijah Bontrager, and faces pressure to marry for convenience.

Left behind in Lancaster for her own protection, Amanda refuses to quietly wait for Alejandro. She follows him to Europe and has to decide whether their marriage can survive fame, faith, and unwanted public attention.

Years into marriage and family life with Alejandro, Amanda worries about raising children inside wealth and scrutiny. A Christmas visit back to her Amish roots forces everyone to reconsider what kind of future they really want.

After Henry Detweiler dies, his widow and daughters are pushed aside on the family farm. As Eleanor and Mary Ann navigate courtship, gossip, and disappointment, they learn how much heartache love can demand.

When a buggy accident wipes out her family's money, Annabelle Beiler agrees to marry the scarred recluse Adam Herschberger so they can keep their farm. What begins as sacrifice slowly turns into a test of faith and tenderness.

Music, loss, and hope meet in this emotional novel from Sarah Price. As the characters face pain they cannot outrun, healing arrives in ways none of them expected.

Romance-loving Catherine Miller heads out on vacation expecting something like the stories she adores. Instead she finds hidden agendas, awkward advances, and a possible future with Henry Tillman.

A faded photograph sends a woman on a deeply personal search through memory, illness, and unfinished family questions. It is a quiet, emotional story about survival and finding a way back to yourself.

Annie Bontrager loves the fabric shop in Shipshewana, but she has firm ideas about the sort of man she will never marry. Meeting Gideon Byler puts those convictions to a serious test.

Becky Eicher is thrilled to work at the fabric shop until forward, friendly Steven Raber keeps dropping by. She thinks she knows exactly why he is wrong for her, but first impressions may not tell the whole story.

Overworked and overlooked by her stepfamily, Ella Troyer rarely gets beyond chores in Echo Creek. A meeting with the appealing Hannes Wagler gives her reason to hope for love, home, and a life of her own.

Old hurts and stubborn pride keep people apart in this relationship-driven story. When life pushes them back together, they get one chance to repair what was broken before it is too late.

Sadie Whitaker flees a stepmother determined to marry her off and finds shelter with seven outcast brothers. Hiding is easy at first, but love and truth soon make safety much harder to keep.

Broken trust lies at the heart of this emotional novel. As painful truths come to light, the people involved must decide whether honesty will ruin them or finally give them a way forward.

With Christmas approaching, Edna is swamped until shy Bethany steps in to help after an accident in the family. A chance encounter with a kind young man may change Bethany's quiet life for good.

After a broken engagement leaves her humiliated, Carolyn hides both herself and her wedding quilt away. New friendships and the steady kindness of Wilson Trautman force her to consider whether love deserves another chance.

Dottie Lee is tired of weddings, matchmaking, and her mother's hints about husbands. Then funny, persistent Enos Dienner keeps appearing in her path, and staying single no longer seems quite so simple.

Friday cookie-baking gives Edna Esh and her closest friends a chance to support one another and their church districts. When outspoken Myrna is pushed toward widower Ezekiel Riehl, sparks fly in all the wrong ways before love has a chance.

Edna Esh needs extra help as tourist season begins, and twin sisters Rachel and Ella Mae arrive at just the right time. Soon the Cookie Club is nudging two possible matches, with mixed signals threatening the plan.

Esther Raber meets cheerful Martin Schultz while helping her great-aunt Mary, and his repeated visits make courtship seem possible. Then Esther learns he is not yet baptized, and romance suddenly looks much more complicated.

The Blue Mill saga opens with simmering family expectations, community scrutiny, and the first stirrings of romance. This short installment lays the groundwork for a longer Amish serial.

As the new serial continues, gossip and misunderstanding begin to sharpen. The people of Blue Mill have to decide whether pride or grace will guide what comes next.

Blue Mill feels smaller when courtship tensions and family hopes start overlapping. This episode nudges the larger story forward while keeping faith and community at the center.

Feelings deepen and assumptions get tested in another quick chapter of the Blue Mill story. Sarah Price blends everyday Amish life with low-key romantic tension.

A fresh round of misunderstandings puts pressure on relationships in Blue Mill. The short format keeps the plot moving while the emotional stakes quietly rise.

Blue Mill's families keep circling the same hopes and fears, but the consequences are getting more personal. This episode leans into patience, humility, and hard conversations.

Another installment brings small-town scrutiny and private longing into sharper focus. The ongoing serial rewards readers who enjoy steady emotional buildup.

As tensions keep building, the people at the heart of the Blue Mill story are pushed toward honesty. Faith, family, and courtship remain tightly intertwined.

Choices that once felt easy start carrying heavier consequences in Blue Mill. This episode adds more friction, more heart, and another nudge toward change.

The serial continues with mounting pressure on the community's closest relationships. Sarah Price keeps the drama intimate, moral, and rooted in everyday Amish life.

Blue Mill edges closer to reckoning as long-buried feelings and expectations refuse to stay quiet. The episode balances tenderness with a steady undercurrent of strain.

This installment gathers the emotional threads of the season and tightens them. Community ties, forgiveness, and romance all matter more than ever.

Amanda Bansfield, a vicar's daughter, crosses paths with the scandalous Alexander Dorset in London. His plan to escape society sends them toward Shire Hall, where class differences and attraction quickly tangle.

Newly married Amanda must learn the rules of rank at Shire Hall while fearing Alexander may regret choosing her. Their marriage is tested by class pressure and his reckless past.

High society is stunned when Alexander Dorset seems ready to marry a commoner. Amanda must decide whether his proposal is sincere or just another polished performance.

Another turn in the Blue Mill serial finds old tensions resurfacing just as fresh hope appears. Community loyalties, quiet courtship, and spiritual growing pains keep the pressure high.

The story presses forward as private doubts become harder to hide in Blue Mill. Family expectations and tender feelings collide in another short, faith-centered installment.

Blue Mill's tangled relationships reach another testing point here. Sarah Price keeps the focus on patience, forgiveness, and the small choices that can change a whole community.

The Blue Mill story enters its later stretch with emotions running deeper and choices feeling more final. It is another compact chapter about love, duty, and grace.

The season closes on hard-won clarity for the people of Blue Mill. This final installment pays off the series' slow buildup of faith, family pressure, and romance.