Amish Romance Collection: 1st Volume of 4 Continuing Short Story Serials
Book Details
PublisherThe Amish Garden
ISBN / ASINB00IU8HSEA
ISBN-13978B00IU8HSE4
Sales Rank181,106
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
The 1st volume of 4 best-selling Amish Christian Fiction continuing serials are included. 93 pages that will touch your heart as you study the quaint life of the Old Order Amish and their quest for love, forgiveness, and Christ.
AMISH BLIZZARDS BLURB:
Amish woman, Rachael Zook, loved Elijah Yoder, but he made a mistake and got shunned. He left the Amish to join a biker's club, leaving her heart-broken.
However, handsome Amish man, Jeremiah Troyer, fills in the gap that Elijah left; however, there is a major problem: Rachael's grandfather, Ben, keeps comparing him to Elijah.
Setting out to prove himself fit for taking Rachael's hand in marriage, Jeremiah moves to Shipshewana to work on her brother's dairy farm. However, there are secrets that Jeremiah is keeping from Rachael.
AMISH SNOWFLAKES BLURB:
One winter morning, Rachael comes head-first with Jeremiah's secrets and is faced to deal with her own transgressions. Can God help her heal? Will he forgive her for her sins? Will she forgive herself and find true love?
Volume One of the Amish Blizzards short story series opens up with Amish schoolteacher, Abby Yoder, unpacking and settling into her new rented farmhouse. Suddenly, a knock on the front door brings an agitated visitor, Nathan Yoder, but Nathan has the right to be uneasy about Abby's arrival. The last three teachers found love and didn't stay at teaching for a full year.
Nathan has two special-needs children, and is a widower, so he needs a teacher that will stay put.
Abby has taken the job to help her blind season, but she has to keep pushing her selfish needs back as she finds Nathan very intriguing. However, Nathan is battling his affection for Abby because he can't see God answering both of his prayers: the prayer for a good schoolteacher and a good wife.
Will Abby stay focused as a schoolteacher, or will she let her heart slip away. Will Nathan be able to help keep Abby work-centered, or will his manliness make him error?
WHOOPIE PIE BAKERS BLURB:
Step inside a bustling Amish bakery and sample the fluffy, sweet Whoopie pie confections made by the Miller family. Red sugar gum leaves twirl through the cool, moist air, and the beginning of an early start to a frosty winter pushes its way into quaint Lancaster County. But like any town, the Amish are enduring hardships: ten year-old Emma Miller has been missing, and there are three suspects. But the suspects are headed to New York City without a child in tow.
Where is Emma, and why can't the justice system move fast enough to find her? Her older sister, Esther Miller, wants to take matters into her own hands and follow the men up to New York City. She secretly pretends to have a crush on handsome former Amish man, Jacob Smith, so that she can ride with him to New York City.
Getting rumor of her plan, Jacob contacts the bishop. Although he isn't Amish anymore, he feels like he must protect this careless, but beautiful Amish girl. Will his protection help her, or will she turn her back on him and bolt for the suspects? Her whole community was founded on three things: God, love, and...
Forgiveness.
HEAVEN DRIVEN BLURB:
wenty-five-year-old Amish woman, Hannah Zook spends every Friday morning at the pier where her sister had perished. One low-clouded morning, former Amish man, William Zook, who left His Old Order community in Shipshewana after the death of his wife and children runs into Hannah at the lake. But she is more than furious. His Amish-turned-worldly ways reflects her late sister's life the day that she had perished at the lake.
William considers Hannah conceited and downright mean, but as he goes back to his sprawling farm, he can't get her off his mind. Little by little, he sees that Hannah was partly right: he left his faith.
Can William get his faith back, and can Hannah stop grieving over her sister and put things in God's hands? Can they help each other during life's hardships? They have one friend in common: Jesus Christ.
AMISH BLIZZARDS BLURB:
Amish woman, Rachael Zook, loved Elijah Yoder, but he made a mistake and got shunned. He left the Amish to join a biker's club, leaving her heart-broken.
However, handsome Amish man, Jeremiah Troyer, fills in the gap that Elijah left; however, there is a major problem: Rachael's grandfather, Ben, keeps comparing him to Elijah.
Setting out to prove himself fit for taking Rachael's hand in marriage, Jeremiah moves to Shipshewana to work on her brother's dairy farm. However, there are secrets that Jeremiah is keeping from Rachael.
AMISH SNOWFLAKES BLURB:
One winter morning, Rachael comes head-first with Jeremiah's secrets and is faced to deal with her own transgressions. Can God help her heal? Will he forgive her for her sins? Will she forgive herself and find true love?
Volume One of the Amish Blizzards short story series opens up with Amish schoolteacher, Abby Yoder, unpacking and settling into her new rented farmhouse. Suddenly, a knock on the front door brings an agitated visitor, Nathan Yoder, but Nathan has the right to be uneasy about Abby's arrival. The last three teachers found love and didn't stay at teaching for a full year.
Nathan has two special-needs children, and is a widower, so he needs a teacher that will stay put.
Abby has taken the job to help her blind season, but she has to keep pushing her selfish needs back as she finds Nathan very intriguing. However, Nathan is battling his affection for Abby because he can't see God answering both of his prayers: the prayer for a good schoolteacher and a good wife.
Will Abby stay focused as a schoolteacher, or will she let her heart slip away. Will Nathan be able to help keep Abby work-centered, or will his manliness make him error?
WHOOPIE PIE BAKERS BLURB:
Step inside a bustling Amish bakery and sample the fluffy, sweet Whoopie pie confections made by the Miller family. Red sugar gum leaves twirl through the cool, moist air, and the beginning of an early start to a frosty winter pushes its way into quaint Lancaster County. But like any town, the Amish are enduring hardships: ten year-old Emma Miller has been missing, and there are three suspects. But the suspects are headed to New York City without a child in tow.
Where is Emma, and why can't the justice system move fast enough to find her? Her older sister, Esther Miller, wants to take matters into her own hands and follow the men up to New York City. She secretly pretends to have a crush on handsome former Amish man, Jacob Smith, so that she can ride with him to New York City.
Getting rumor of her plan, Jacob contacts the bishop. Although he isn't Amish anymore, he feels like he must protect this careless, but beautiful Amish girl. Will his protection help her, or will she turn her back on him and bolt for the suspects? Her whole community was founded on three things: God, love, and...
Forgiveness.
HEAVEN DRIVEN BLURB:
wenty-five-year-old Amish woman, Hannah Zook spends every Friday morning at the pier where her sister had perished. One low-clouded morning, former Amish man, William Zook, who left His Old Order community in Shipshewana after the death of his wife and children runs into Hannah at the lake. But she is more than furious. His Amish-turned-worldly ways reflects her late sister's life the day that she had perished at the lake.
William considers Hannah conceited and downright mean, but as he goes back to his sprawling farm, he can't get her off his mind. Little by little, he sees that Hannah was partly right: he left his faith.
Can William get his faith back, and can Hannah stop grieving over her sister and put things in God's hands? Can they help each other during life's hardships? They have one friend in common: Jesus Christ.
