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Amish Fiction Books

Find an Amish story that suits the reading mood you have now, from family-centered romance and a fresh start to a mystery with a question at its heart. Begin with a first book or settle into a complete collection.

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A choice that feels personal

Start with the kind of story you want to carry with you.

Amish fiction can offer a quiet return to community, faith, family, and the difficult work of choosing a new direction. Yet no two stories bring the same pressure. One reader may want a romance where healing has time to grow. Another may want a long Lancaster County series, a secret that changes a family, or a missing-person investigation that puts suspense first.

Global Grafx brings those choices together through the shelves of Rachel Stoltzfus, Ruth Price, and Rebecca Price. Each path has a real opening book and a clear next step, so you can choose the feeling you want without having to guess where a series begins.

Choose by mood

What do you want from the next story?

Begin here

Four first steps into Amish fiction.

These opening books give you different ways into the shelf. Read the individual description before choosing, then follow the series label when you are ready for another story.

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Rebecca Price

Lancaster Amish Secret

Lancaster Amish Juggler Series, Book 1

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A Lancaster Amish Home for Jacob

For readers who want a community story to unfold.

Rachel Stoltzfus’s A Lancaster Amish Home for Jacob is Book 1 in a nine-book sequence. It is a fitting starting point when the pleasure is not only in one premise, but in returning to familiar people and a Lancaster County world as the story keeps moving.

A longer series works best when you want a dependable reading path. You can begin with Jacob’s first chapter, see whether the tone and setting fit, then continue in order or choose the complete collection when you are ready to keep the full story close.

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Different kinds of pressure

Let the premise guide the choice.

Lancaster County Second Chances is a natural choice when you want romance to grow out of forgiveness, courage, and the possibility that a hard moment can lead somewhere better. It opens Ruth Price’s Second Chances series, giving readers a clear route into a longer emotional arc.

Lancaster Amish Secret begins Rebecca Price’s Lancaster Amish Juggler series with a chance at love and a family truth brought into the open. Choose it when secrets and relationships are the pull. For a sharper turn toward suspense, Amish Mysteries: Missing opens Ruth Price’s Amish Mystery series with a disappearance and a community looking for answers.

Make the next choice easier

Find an Amish fiction book that matches your reading time.

Begin with Book 1 when you want the clearest welcome

A first book makes it easier to relax into a new author or story world. The people, setting, and central tension arrive in the order the story was meant to be read. That makes A Lancaster Amish Home for Jacob, Lancaster County Second Chances, Lancaster Amish Secret, and Amish Mysteries: Missing useful starting points. Once you know the voice and premise feel right, the next title is waiting without any need to piece together what came before.

Choose romance when you want the relationship to stay close

Amish romance can hold faith, family, and community close to the emotional question of whether two people can move forward. A second chance, a promise, a difficult truth, or a new place can put pressure on the relationship, but the reason to keep reading is often the change happening between the people at its center. Look to the book description for the exact dilemma that feels most like the escape you want today.

Choose mystery when you want a question to follow

Sometimes the right story has a more urgent pull. Amish Mysteries: Missing begins with a missing-person case, so it gives the reader a clear question from the opening pages. The community still matters, but the tension comes from what has been overlooked and what the people around the case may know. It is a useful choice when you enjoy faith and familiar relationships alongside an investigation.

Choose a collection when you want to stay awhile

A collection is a good fit when one book is not enough of a reading plan. It keeps a connected group of stories together, whether you want to remain with Jacob’s Lancaster County journey, follow a fuller Second Chances run, or enter Rebecca Price’s four-book Lancaster Amish Juggler series. Begin with one title when you want to test the fit. Choose the collection when continuity is part of the comfort.

Use the author shelves for the next turn

Each book page opens into a larger author shelf. That gives you room to continue with the same writer, move toward another series, or choose a different kind of Amish fiction without leaving the collection behind. When a premise works for you, the shelf is the simplest way to keep the parts you enjoyed, from Lancaster County to family stories, romance, mystery, or a longer collection.

Stay with the story

Complete Amish fiction collections.

Choose a collection when you want a connected reading stretch ready from the start. Each one leads to its full description and available edition.

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Rachel Stoltzfus

A Lancaster Amish Home for Jacob 9-Book Boxed Set

Complete 9-book collection

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Ruth Price

Lancaster County Second Chances 6-Book Collection

Complete 6-book collection

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Rebecca Price

Lancaster Amish Juggler 4-Book Boxed Set Bundle

Complete 4-book collection

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Keep the next Amish story close.

Browse the author shelves for more stories of faith, family, romance, mystery, and Lancaster County life. If you know the mood you want, the Amish romance and Amish mystery collections offer more focused reading paths.

Frequently asked questions

Before you choose.

Where should I start with Amish fiction books?+

Start with a Book 1 when you want the clearest entry into a longer story. A Lancaster Amish Home for Jacob, Lancaster County Second Chances, Lancaster Amish Secret, and Amish Mysteries: Missing each open a distinct reading path.

What kinds of Amish fiction are on this page?+

The collection includes romance shaped by faith, family, forgiveness, and a new beginning, plus a mystery for readers who want suspense at the center of the story. Each title page has a fuller description to help you decide.

Are there complete Amish fiction collections available?+

Yes. The Rachel Stoltzfus, Ruth Price, and Rebecca Price shelves include collections for readers who want to stay with a connected story world.

Where can I find the available edition?+

Open any book or collection to read its description, then use the Amazon link on that page to see the available edition. Availability can vary by title and format.