Young Amish women navigate the rocky road to courtship, friendship, and faith in this heartwarming collection of comfort reads. From Whinburg Township to Colorado and beyond, the choices they make will affect not only their lives, but those of everyone around them. No journey is too long if God stands in the doorway to welcome you home. —Whinburg Amish proverb In The Longest Road, two little Amish girls disappeared from an orchard in Whinburg Township, Pennsylvania. It was a blip on the TV news … until it became personal for Megan and Ashley Pearson thirteen years later. A road trip to Whinburg Township might give Megan some answers—and her empty life a purpose. Two sisters want the truth. Two mothers want their daughters back. But will betrayal and loss prove stronger than love on the longest road home? In The Highest Mountain, a Colorado dude ranch is the last place that homebody Amanda Yoder believes God wants her. But a group of Amish young people have been hired for the summer, and despite her shyness and fear of change, Amanda goes with them. But once she reaches Colorado and meets Joshua King, a whole new vista opens up before her—if she just has the courage to accept God’s will ... In The Sweetest Song, the summer Simon Yoder broke her heart was the summer Cora Swarey lost her ability to hear the music in God’s creation. Cora is the only woman Simon Yoder has ever wanted, but because of his own pride and conceit, she is out of his reach forever. So at his aunt’s wedding, it’s a shock to see his biggest regret walk in the door. God may be giving him another chance, but he’s pretty certain Cora won’t. Can he show her she’s the one who makes his heart sing? Plus, enjoy “The Heart’s Return,” a bonus novella! It’s a reunion romance featuring characters you already know and love. This is an e-book collection of over 200,000 words, with hours of reading pleasure!

“Forgiveness is the longest road, yet it is the shortest distance between two hearts.” —Whinburg Township Amish proverb Thirteen years ago, two little Amish girls disappeared from an orchard in Whinburg Township, Pennsylvania. It was just a blip on the TV news … until it became very, very personal for Megan and Ashley Pearson. Ashley doesn’t believe the story has anything to do with her. A straight-A student, she’s leaving for college with her boyfriend, and nothing is going to interfere with her plans for her life. But Megan isn’t so sure. She’s had dreams and nightmares that could be explained by long-buried memories. A road trip to Whinburg Township might give her some answers—and give her empty life a purpose besides playing video games in her parents’ basement. Samuel Riehl left the Amish church when his shame over his part in his sisters' disappearance grew too heavy to carry, and is trying to live Englisch, never quite able to look into a passing buggy in case he sees his mother’s face. And Rebecca Riehl, the Amish woman who lost not two, but three children all those years ago, has never stopped loving them, never stopped praying for them, and never stopped hoping that God will grant her a miracle. Two sisters want the truth. Two mothers want their daughters back. But will betrayal and loss prove stronger than love on the longest road home? "In this first book of a new series, Senft has crafted an appealing tale of searching for one’s true identity. There is also an interesting study of two mothers and how they have coped—one with her loss, the other with her guilt, and the role of faith." --Booklife The Longest Road is the seventh novel in the Whinburg Township Amish series. Books 7-9 can be read as standalones, with a thread of family and friendship running through them all. No strong language, just a loving kiss and a guaranteed happily ever after. If you like books by Jennifer Spredemann, Jennifer Beckstrand, or Serena B. Miller, you’re in the right place. Enjoy!

His first choice ... her second chance. Eight years ago, Anna Esch's parents discouraged Neil Wengerd's courtship. With four older brothers, he would never have a chance to work the family farm, and his job was not enough to support a wife. So he left Whinburg Township ... and took Anna's heart with him. Now Neil is back for a wedding and staying with his sister and brother-in-law, who have rented the farm from Anna's father. The whole district is buzzing. Not about Anna and Neil-everyone's forgotten they ever courted. But about Neil and Malinda Kanagy, who is everything Anna isn't. Can Anna stand by and watch his family make the perfect match for the man she's never been able to forget? Or will she realize in time that Christmas is the season for God's gifts and second chances? The Heart's Return is a bonus novella in the Whinburg Township Amish series. It can be read as a standalone, but fits best with Books 7-9, continuing the thread of family and friendship running through them all. No strong language, just a loving kiss and a guaranteed happily ever after. If you like books with an Amish Christmas and a second chance romance, you're in the right place. Enjoy!

The sweetest song comes from a forgiving heart. —Whinburg Township Amish proverb The summer Simon Yoder broke her heart was the summer Cora Swarey lost her ability to hear the music in Colorado’s high country. She thought God had brought them together, but when Simon dropped her to pursue an Englisch woman, she wondered how she’d ever trust again. Yes, he came back asking forgiveness, and she gave it because that was what she’d been taught. But she never forgot. It was almost a relief to know she’d never see him again. Until she is invited to a wedding in Whinburg Township, Pennsylvania. Cora is the only woman Simon Yoder has ever wanted, but because of his own pride and conceit, she is out of his reach forever. So at his aunt’s wedding, it’s a more than a shock to see his biggest regret walk in with the other young women. God may be giving him another chance, but he’s pretty certain Cora won’t. Words don’t hold much value, so he lays out a plan of action. He knows that music is the key. Can he help her find the music again? And if he succeeds, how can he show her that she’s the one who makes his heart sing? The Sweetest Song is the ninth novel in the Whinburg Township Amish series. Books 7-9 can be read as standalones, and have a thread of family and friendship running through them all. No strong language, just a loving kiss and a guaranteed happily ever after. If you like books by Samantha Price, Amy Lillard, or Grace Lewis, you’re in the right place. Enjoy!