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Six standalone Amish romances set in one small Pennsylvania town. A community where every door has a story behind it. In Blossom Creek, the lanes are narrow and the news travels faster than a buggy. The bishop keeps ginger biscuits on the table for anyone who comes asking. The flea market opens at first light on Saturdays. And love finds the people who were not looking for it. It comes in a swarm of bees crossing the wrong fence. It arrives in a snow-in at the wrong farmhouse. It walks out of the woods in a stranger who cannot remember his own name. Six couples. Six upheavals. One community that holds them all. Book 1: The Long Way Home Anna Eyer comes home to Blossom Creek with a daughter and a secret she has not yet learned to tell. Eli Bacher has waited five years to see her standing at his lane. The truth that surfaces will test what the community can forgive. Book 2: The Midwife's Stranger Leah Schmid finds a man at the edge of the woods who does not know his own name. As her clinic mends him, a rumour two counties over begins to find its way to her gate. The real story will be heavier than anything she has ever had to handle. Book 3: The Schoolhouse Storm A March blizzard traps the new schoolteacher at the wrong farmhouse, with six children sheltered in the kitchen. By morning the lanes are buried, but the gossip is not. Rebecca Beiler must decide whether to be saved by Seth Yost or to set him free. Book 4: The Carpenter's Match Lydia Sutter has made five small successful matches, and none of them her own. When her grossmammi asks her to find a fraa for Thomas King, she agrees out of love. She does not expect to make him laugh on a sleepy Wednesday at his workshop. She does not expect her best friend to ask for him next. Book 5: The Beekeeper's Daughter A late-May swarm leaves Vernon Miller's strongest hive and crosses the fence onto Hartman land. Mary catches it with Jonas Hartman, the apprentice who is supposed to be her father's enemy. Two apiaries have feuded for twelve years over a wrong that has not yet been named. Mary stands between them. Book 6: The Auction at Beiler's Field Sadie Beiler's father is selling the Belgian draft team she raised from foals. He is clearing a debt no one was supposed to know about. Reuben King, the auction crier hired for the season, watches the deal go bad. He decides he will not let it stand. A complete sweet Amish romance series. Each book is a standalone, so you can read them in any order, or settle in for all six. Faith. Family. Forgiveness. The long road home. Step into Blossom Creek and stay a while.
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Is The Amish Hearts of Blossom Creek: Amish Romance 6 Book Box Set appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
Six clean Amish romances featuring community challenges, secrets from the past, and forgiveness. No profanity, violence, or sexual content beyond chaste romance. Themes include faith, family bonds, and redemption.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include amnesia, gossip, and debt (see the full list above).
Publisher ages reflect reading level; our rating reflects content maturity — they can differ.
Who'll love this
Teens who enjoy gentle romance stories with strong community and faith themes will appreciate these interconnected tales of second chances and forgiveness.