Serena B Miller Books in Order

This is the original edition of the story later republished as The Sugar Haus Inn. Policewoman Rachel Troyer is suspicious of the stranger who arrives at her aunts' doorstep, but his hurt little son changes everything.

When ex baseball star Joe Matthews arrives at the Sugar Haus Inn with his wounded young son, he only wants a quiet place to heal. Police officer Rachel Troyer is drawn to him, but his secrets could change everything.

After the Civil War, Katie Calloway flees her violent husband and hides in a Michigan lumber camp with her little brother. Safety comes at a price, especially when she begins to care for the camp owner.

Swedish immigrant Ingrid Larsen comes to Michigan searching for her missing brother and nearly out of hope. A practical marriage to widower Joshua Hunter could save them both, if love can grow where need began.

Military nurse Grace Connor moves to rural Ohio hoping to outrun the damage of war. When an attack rocks Levi Troyer's Amish family, Grace and Levi are drawn together by danger, duty, and a forbidden love.

This nonfiction e short follows Miller's real life visit to an Amish wedding. She takes readers through the preparation, meal, ceremony, and community effort behind a day that is far more formal than she expected.

Amish widow Claire Shetler rents a room to a scarred veteran without realizing he is tied to the worst day of her life. As past grief resurfaces, both must decide whether mercy can reach that far.

A visit to her niece in Arkansas sounds harmless enough, especially when it includes a soak at the famous Buckstaff Bathhouse. Then Doreen's first spa treatment ends with a murder and a fresh tangle of suspects.

Doreen Sizemore boards a train to Texas to help her brother care for his sick wife. The trip turns deadly when she discovers a murder on board and becomes sure she knows who did it.

Widowed Chippewa woman Moon Song and her newborn find refuge at a lumber camp after a desperate winter journey. When Skypilot escorts her home, disaster forces them to depend on each other in the wilderness.

After a hard charging prosecutor dies of a cocaine overdose, his widow Erin starts asking questions no one wants answered. Soon she and her teenage daughter are running for their lives with only one unlikely ally.

Widowed Hope Yoder takes work for Logan Parker, a New York crime writer who impulsively buys her old family farm. Their growing closeness is complicated by faith, children, and a strange past they may share.

Doreen gets talked into helping cook at a Christian youth camp on a remote Ontario island. Leaving Kentucky already feels risky, and then she finds herself in the middle of yet another murder mystery.

In this nonfiction look at Amish family life, Miller and Paul Stutzman explore how Amish parents raise children with responsibility, limits, and a strong sense of belonging. It is practical, curious, and easy to read.

Determined to stay safely home in South Shore, Doreen thinks she has outsmarted trouble at last. Then the family in the old Victorian mansion down the street starts acting strange, and home no longer feels so safe.

Doreen swore she was done with travel, but a dream riverboat trip on the Mississippi Queen is too tempting to resist. The vacation collapses when a murder lands her in jail.

This collection gathers Doreen Sizemore's first five misadventures. If you want a quick start to the series, it is an easy way to meet the opinionated Kentucky sleuth before her later travels.

Miller shares a firsthand account of visiting a one room Amish schoolhouse for a Christmas program. The short book offers a close, personal look at Amish education, memory, and community life.

As Moriah fights to save her family's lighthouse, a missing person and a shallow grave drag buried secrets into the open. The work on the island grows more dangerous just as her bond with Ben deepens.

Moriah Robertson wants to restore the broken lighthouse tied to her family's past on Manitoulin Island. The skilled stonemason she hires may be perfect for the job, and dangerously close to her heart.

A daring mission and a battered helicopter push Moriah and Ben into fresh danger on Manitoulin Island. Old fear, unfinished business, and the growing cost of love make the fight for the lighthouse deeply personal.

Rachel Troyer seems to have built the life she wanted, wife, mother, and good cop. Then a threat from her past returns, turning Sugarcreek into a battleground and putting her family in danger.

During a brutal 1875 winter, Eliza Robertson is stranded at Tempest Bay Lighthouse with her young son after her husband vanishes. When a half dead stranger arrives, shelter quickly turns into a test of trust and survival.

A new country veterinarian, his crumbling marriage, and an Amish midwife who hides a baby after a Christmas tragedy collide in Sugarcreek. As Rachel investigates, private heartbreak becomes a town wide crisis.

In 1959, Bertha Troyer breaks Amish expectations and enters nursing school to serve suffering children in Haiti. There, political unrest and love force her into the hardest choice of her life.

After winning a trip to Las Vegas, Doreen hopes for one harmless vacation. Then her brother lands in trouble at a casino, and sneaking him out of town becomes its own kind of mystery.

Sunday morning chaos hits South Shore when Reverend Jimmy Bell fails to show up to preach. Doreen spots a clue and soon finds herself digging into a mystery close to home.

Doreen reluctantly heads to San Francisco with her cousin and her cousin's ex convict husband, who is determined to visit Alcatraz. The trip turns dangerous when old prison connections prove very much alive.

Manhattan ghostwriter Amy Stanton inherits a farm and antique store in Sugarcreek, expecting to sell and leave. Instead she finds an Amish farm manager she can't forget, and a hidden young stranger with dangerous secrets.

When Samuel vanishes on his way home from work, Amy and Lucas join the search through Sugarcreek's Amish community. The deeper they dig, the more family secrets and buried feelings come to light.

Amy races back to Sugarcreek after a devastating phone call and finds Lucas fighting for his life. As dangerous questions stir up old secrets, protecting the people she loves may cost her everything.