When Englisher, Jane Walker, finds herself widowed and expecting her first child, she sinks into severe depression. She hides from everyone the fact that her husband was leaving her when he was killed. Her boss and co-workers surprise her with a vacation in Amish country, forcing her from the safety of her office. Jane hides her grudge against the Amish and goes there determined to keep to herself. Her plans are tossed aside when she meets a handsome Amish widower with a young child. Will her resentment against the Amish stand in her way of happiness? What does she find out about him that will forever link them?

One by one guests arrive at Ettie's house on Christmas Eve claiming they've been invited to a 'Christmas dinner they'll never forget.' Among the guests are Ettie's estranged daughter, Myra, and the retired Detective Crowley. When a man is found dead in the widows' front yard, Crowley immediately takes over and determines that the man has been murdered. Crowley soon learns that the man was an enemy of Myra's. Can Ettie and Elsa-May find out who sent out those Christmas invitations? Will the sisters be able to find the real killer and prove that Myra had nothing to do with the man's death?

An Amish woman is attacked. She's left for dead. The community remains closed-lipped. Detective Kelly turns to Ettie Smith to ask questions within her secretive community. When an arrest is made, Ettie is convinced the person is innocent, but will the detective believe it? Kelly finally concedes, but with Paula hovering between life and death the pressure is on the detective to find the perpetrator. Can Ettie untangle the web of Paula's complicated life, and solve the crime before another innocent person is attacked, and possibly .... killed?

Her pregnancy is a secret. It's all for the sake of her family's future. Newly widowed Amish widow, Jeanie, is worried she'll be sent away from the potato farm she and her husband worked hard on. The farm's owner, a childhood friend of her late husband's, was ready to sign over ownership before the tragic event. Jeanie hopes he would honor his agreement and transfer the farm to her. When she discovers she's pregnant, her plans are in jeopardy. Will Jeanie be able to keep her pregnancy a secret until an agreement on the farm is reached? Or is there another, and more straightforward way that all her problems can be solved? You will enjoy this heartwarming story of love, struggle, and desire to keep a family together. Get it now.

The day expectant Amish widow, Sarah Hersler, buried her husband, her estranged mother landed on her doorstep announcing she was there to be taken care of in her old age. With no energy to argue, Sarah agreed to travel to Ohio to sell her mother's house. When she finds the house needs repairs, she meets the builder, a widower. Sarah finds that she has many things in common with him and they strike up a friendship. Her husband's lingering illness had left Sarah lonely long before he faded away. She is soon to find out that a second marriage is the last thing on her new friend's mind. When Sarah returns home, can she find happiness with her demanding mother under her feet? What happens when Sarah's mother plots to help her find happiness?

Tragedy strikes again in the Amish community when Ebenezer Fuller is found behind his barn, murdered. Ettie Smith is convinced she knows the identity of the killer until she learns surprising facts about Ebenezer's past. The more Ettie learns about him, the more things don't add up. Hidden secrets, false identities, and a surprise visitor, all add up to a busy winter for Ettie Smith and her sister, Elsa-May.

Amish woman, Hannah Fisher, had long regretted the hasty marriage in her youth to her grim husband many years her senior. When a lightning strike takes his life, Hannah is plagued with guilt over being free and devastated that their soon-to-be-born child will have no father. While wanting the best for her baby, Hannah is determined to marry for love the second time. Ideally, she'll marry fast so her baby can bond with both parents. Her sole hope lies with her childhood friend, Levi King. Will Hannah ever find that one true love, or has life passed her by?

Looking after everyone else is how Florence Baker lived her life. She was determined to set a standard for her younger step-sisters to follow.When Ezekiel Troyer came to dinner, Florence knew he would make her the perfect husband, but that didn’t stop her thinking about the mysterious neighbor next door. However, daydreams were one thing, and reality was another. Will Florence finally put an end to her foolish fantasies when Ezekiel hints at commitment?Determined to learn the neighbor’s secrets, Florence confronts him. Is she prepared for what happens next?

Now Rose has married, Nancy Yoder turns her attention to Tulip. Will Nancy need to be so forceful with finding Tulip a husband? After all, Tulip is her smart daughter. While Nancy is occupied organizing community events, Tulip agrees to go on a buggy ride with someone her mother would not approve of, and then meets another man, Wilhem, who is exactly the person she imagined herself with. How will she cancel the first man without hurting his feelings? What if Wilhem finds out that he was not her first choice? Throughout Tulip's dilemmas, her younger twin sisters make things more difficult.

Ettie Smith, has hurt her back and is consumed with the pain until she learns two people with close ties to her Amish community have been murdered. When fear runs through the entire community, Ettie is determined to find out who the killer is and why he leaves a scarecrow in the front yard of his victims. Is this a copycat crime modelled on the unsolved scarecrow murders from the sixties, or could it be the same killer on another murderous spree? Ettie's investigations lead her to one man. When the local detective disregards her opinion, Ettie goes it alone. How close can Ettie get to the murderer without finding herself in grave danger? Is Ettie about to make the biggest mistake of her life?

What are the strange lights in the Strongbergs' barn at night? Are they related to the recent murders of two Amish men? Thomas Strongberg's death was said to be accidental. They said he'd fallen off a ladder, but what is the explanation for the second death? Police have proof that Amish girl, Thea Hersh, is connected to the crime, but Thea refuses to talk to anyone but Ettie Smith. Can Ettie discover the mystery of the strange lights and whether they are related to the murders? Will she find the real killer in time to save Thea?