Wanda E Brunstetter Books in Order

More than two hundred Amish and Mennonite recipes offer alternatives for cooks avoiding gluten, dairy, or sugar. Organized options and practical household guidance help readers adapt familiar dishes while planning meals around different dietary needs.

Piano teacher and artist Andrea Wagner discovers in her thirties that she was adopted. Her search for her birth mother strains her romance with a local veterinarian and leads her to seek advice from a columnist with unresolved family history.

Inspired by The Prayer Jars novels, this devotional combines readings about hope with Scripture and writing prompts. Instructions encourage readers to create their own prayer jar, collecting personal prayers and meaningful verses for later reflection or sharing.

Amish schoolteacher Lisa Miller avoids romance because childhood loss has made her afraid of loving again. Carpenter Paul Herchberger seeks guidance from antique dealers Orley and Lois Troyer, but revealing secrets may deepen the defenses he hopes to overcome.

Organized by season, this cookbook gathers Amish and Mennonite recipes that use fresh fruits and vegetables. Growing and harvesting advice accompanies ideas for winter, spring, summer, and fall, helping cooks make the most of gardens and local markets.

Amish and Mennonite cooks offer more than 270 recipes aimed at stretching meals and reducing kitchen waste. Advice on saving money accompanies dishes, snacks, and desserts, providing practical ways to feed a family when household budgets become tight.

Doretta Schwartz withdraws after her fiancé William dies, finding little comfort in her former correspondence. His brother Warren offers support that might become romance, but both must confront grief and uncertainty about building a future together.

Newlyweds Eleanor and Vic Lapp face a crisis after his brother’s drowning drives Vic toward alcohol. As his work and their marriage suffer, Eleanor turns to letters from her friend Doretta for encouragement and guidance.

Devotional readings, Bible passages, and prayer prompts explore forgiveness in everyday life. Readers are encouraged to reflect on their relationships and record prayers or meaningful verses in a personal prayer jar as part of that practice.

Amish contributors share practical approaches to cooking, cleaning, gardening, sewing, and other household tasks. Collected tips and traditional sayings offer ways to solve everyday problems, maintain a home, and make use of familiar materials.

More than two hundred recipes simplify meals through casseroles, skillet dishes, sheet-pan cooking, and other single-container preparations. Breakfasts, soups, salads, and desserts offer practical choices for home cooks seeking fewer steps and less cleanup.

Irma Miller struggles with the damage of childhood abuse and recognizes its effects on her own children. Letters from Doretta offer spiritual encouragement, but changing her family’s future requires confronting her behavior and accepting further help.

Norman Petersheim becomes consumed by the search for his sister Rosa after she disappears following a date. His determination strains his relationship with Salina Swarey and forces their families to confront uncertainty, suspicion, and the limits of faith.

Eighteen-year-old Arie Kauffman secretly takes ballet lessons while hiding a boyfriend from her Amish parents. As her ambitions grow, she must confront the damage to their trust and choose how to reconcile dance, love, family, and faith.

Ada grows close to Ephraim, the boyfriend of her missing friend Rosa, despite suspicions surrounding him. Family accusations and a dangerous fire bring concealed tensions into the open, threatening their developing relationship and the search for answers.

After two years missing, Rosa returns to her family with a husband and unresolved secrets. Her arrival offers hope but also exposes resentment and hurt, forcing everyone to consider whether trust and acceptance can be rebuilt.

When contestants disappear from a county baking competition, Fannie Miller asks retired policeman Foster Bates to investigate. Their search brings them among ambitious bakers and desperate rivals, where a missing contestant may be hiding more than a recipe.

Widowed Sharon Raber retreats to Pinecraft, Florida, hoping to escape her grief. An older widow encourages her to reconnect with life, while Peter Stutzman offers a friendship that challenges her to consider whether love can begin again.

Sent to her grandmother in Illinois to learn the skills of an Amish wife, Emma Bontrager discovers a love of quilting. A promising romance becomes uncertain when troubling rumors threaten the future she has begun to imagine.

Amelia Miller meets Christian Yoder while visiting Ohio with her sisters. As their friendship deepens, her autistic son struggles with the prospect of a new man in their lives, leaving Amelia to weigh love against his needs.

Comfortable living with his parents, Logan Miller fears the responsibilities of marriage. His growing affection for Cora Mast challenges that security, and when hesitation drives her away, he must find the faith and courage to build an independent life.