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More Amish Christmas Miracles: 10 Heartwarming Stories to Brighten Your Winter Nights
Discover more miracles in Amish country! Curl up in front of the fire, wrap yourself in a fluffy blanket, and treat yourself to this collection of romantic Christmas stories by some of your favorite Amish fiction authors. Whether it’s a snowy lane in the moonlight, a sleigh ride across the glistening snow, or a cozy Christmas celebration next to a crackling fire, you’ll find yourself believing in Christmas miracles. This second collection of Christmas stories is brought to you by USA Today bestselling authors Jennifer Beckstrand, Jennifer Spredemann, Rachel J. Good, Serena B. Miller, Ashley Emma, Susan Simpson, Dana R. Lynn, Adina Senft, Mary Alford, and Loree Lough.
The Amish Cowboy's Christmas by Adina Senft
In the beginning, there was no Circle M ranch. Thirty years ago, there was only the girl next door and the boy who was too shy to tell her he loved her...For Reuben, showing Naomi he's the right man for her will take all the courage and love in his heart—and maybe even a Christmas miracle.
Snowflake Wishes by Mary Alford
Widower Tobias Weaver has no idea his twin daughters have decided he needs a new bride for Christmas until he “accidentally” finds himself in the company of Hannah Stoll, the community’s pretty new schoolteacher.
The Sweetest Gift by Susan Lantz Simpson
Sometimes the unexpected gifts are the sweetest. There seems to be more in the air than snowflakes and excitement over the school program as Christmas approaches. Will a little girl be the catalyst to bring about healing and love for the two obstinate adults in her life?
Hosea's Christmas Miracle by Ashley Emma
On the outside, Gomer seems like a lovely, sweet, young Amish woman, but she's hiding a scandalous secret. Hosea will need God’s help, a spirit of forgiveness, and a Christmas miracle to bring his family back together before the holiday.
Made to Order Christmas by Dana R. Lynn
Tess is brokenhearted when her childhood sweetheart marries another. As she works in her aunt and uncle's bakery, she begins to find that God's plan is much better than what we want for ourselves. Joseph finds a job for his rebellious daughter at the bakery, but Joseph doesn't expect to find love again.
The Christmas Letter by Loree Lough
Ben thinks Christmas is too commercialized, but it’s Beth's favorite holiday. Can friends—whose combined business skills have improved both businesses—overcome their differences? Or will the disagreement cost them money . . . and love?
Joseph's Christmas Box by Serena B. Miller
His Amish marriage is in trouble. Will Joseph find a way to repair it?
No Room at the Inn by Rachel J. Good
Volunteer firefighter Philip Troyer finds refuge at Amish Valley Inn during a blizzard. After rebelling during Rumschpringa years ago, he has no intention of returning to the Amish. Will Katie Stoltzfus's kindness and acceptance show him the way back to his faith and the real meaning of Christmas?
Huckleberry Hill Secret Santa by Jennifer Beckstrand
Elmer Yoder can't stand Rosie Herschberger, but when she asks for his help creating a special Christmas for the gmayna, he reluctantly agrees. Will Rosie learn to care about more than just herself? And will Elmer start to care about Rosie?
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
The moment Christopher Stoltz met the mysterious young Amish woman at his cousin’s wedding, he knew there was something special about her. There’s one little problem. She’s already in a relationship with a minister’s son. Christopher seems to be everything Judy Mishler has dreamed about, but is Christopher a genuine hero, or is he just a pretender? Will it take a Christmas miracle for them to find their happily ever after?
The Amish Cowboy's Christmas by Adina Senft
In the beginning, there was no Circle M ranch. Thirty years ago, there was only the girl next door and the boy who was too shy to tell her he loved her...For Reuben, showing Naomi he's the right man for her will take all the courage and love in his heart—and maybe even a Christmas miracle.
Snowflake Wishes by Mary Alford
Widower Tobias Weaver has no idea his twin daughters have decided he needs a new bride for Christmas until he “accidentally” finds himself in the company of Hannah Stoll, the community’s pretty new schoolteacher.
The Sweetest Gift by Susan Lantz Simpson
Sometimes the unexpected gifts are the sweetest. There seems to be more in the air than snowflakes and excitement over the school program as Christmas approaches. Will a little girl be the catalyst to bring about healing and love for the two obstinate adults in her life?
Hosea's Christmas Miracle by Ashley Emma
On the outside, Gomer seems like a lovely, sweet, young Amish woman, but she's hiding a scandalous secret. Hosea will need God’s help, a spirit of forgiveness, and a Christmas miracle to bring his family back together before the holiday.
Made to Order Christmas by Dana R. Lynn
Tess is brokenhearted when her childhood sweetheart marries another. As she works in her aunt and uncle's bakery, she begins to find that God's plan is much better than what we want for ourselves. Joseph finds a job for his rebellious daughter at the bakery, but Joseph doesn't expect to find love again.
The Christmas Letter by Loree Lough
Ben thinks Christmas is too commercialized, but it’s Beth's favorite holiday. Can friends—whose combined business skills have improved both businesses—overcome their differences? Or will the disagreement cost them money . . . and love?
Joseph's Christmas Box by Serena B. Miller
His Amish marriage is in trouble. Will Joseph find a way to repair it?
No Room at the Inn by Rachel J. Good
Volunteer firefighter Philip Troyer finds refuge at Amish Valley Inn during a blizzard. After rebelling during Rumschpringa years ago, he has no intention of returning to the Amish. Will Katie Stoltzfus's kindness and acceptance show him the way back to his faith and the real meaning of Christmas?
Huckleberry Hill Secret Santa by Jennifer Beckstrand
Elmer Yoder can't stand Rosie Herschberger, but when she asks for his help creating a special Christmas for the gmayna, he reluctantly agrees. Will Rosie learn to care about more than just herself? And will Elmer start to care about Rosie?
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
The moment Christopher Stoltz met the mysterious young Amish woman at his cousin’s wedding, he knew there was something special about her. There’s one little problem. She’s already in a relationship with a minister’s son. Christopher seems to be everything Judy Mishler has dreamed about, but is Christopher a genuine hero, or is he just a pretender? Will it take a Christmas miracle for them to find their happily ever after?
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Jennifer Beckstrand
60 books886 followersJennifer Beckstrand is the two-time RITA-nominated, #1 Amazon bestselling Amish romance author of The Matchmakers of Huckleberry Hill series, The Honeybee Sisters series, The Petersheim Brothers series and The Amish Quiltmaker series for Kensington Books. Huckleberry Summer and Home on Huckleberry Hill were both nominated for the RITA® Award from Romance Writers of America. Her sweet romantic Western series, Cowboys of the Butterfly Ranch, features feisty heroines and tough-as-nails cowboys sprinkled with Jennifer’s trademark humor and happy endings. Maggie and Max is the third book in that series. Dandelion Meadows is her new, sweet small-town romance series, set in a quirky little town in Idaho. Jennifer has written thirty-eight Amish romances, three sweet romantic Westerns, two sweet contemporaries, and the nonfiction book, Big Ideas. Jennifer is a member of ACFW and is represented by Nicole Resciniti of the Seymour Agency. She and her husband have been married thirty-nine years, and she has six children and eleven adorable grandchildren, whom she spoils rotten.
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January 10, 2022
I feel very fortunate to have the pleasure to read the story written by Jennifer Spredemann, entitled Unlikely Singing. This was a sweet story of two Amish people who have a chance meeting at a wedding they were both attending. This young woman stayed on Christopher's mind after the wedding, but he had no idea how he would be able to contact her since she was not from his community. Judy seems to be the girl of his dreams and he is hopeful that somehow they will be able to get to know one another, only to discover that she was being courted by another.
It's a very enjoyable read and I liked it very much. The story shows we need to have trust in God and faith that he will show us the way to move forward in our life. Very nice addition to this collection of stories! I recommend it!
I received an ebook copy of this story from the author and was not required to give a positive review. All thoughts are my own.
I love Amish stories and this story by Jennifer Beckstrand did not disappoint. I love the mischievous Amish twins, Alfie and Benji, who are always good at those necessary matchmaker needs. If love doesn't go as it should, you can be sure twins are on it! True to form, a fun and sweet Amish romance as told by Jennifer Beckstrand.
This story was one of ten delightful Christmas Miracle stories and so fun. A second chance for Jerry and Mary. Will the twins succeed in their sneaky plans or get themselves in trouble, as usual!
Truly a sweet and tender story mixed with some humor. Although I am reading it after the holidays, it is every bit as good as before. I recommend these sweet stories and hope you take the time to read them!
I received an ebook copy from one of the authors with no expectation of a positive review. All thoughts are my own.
It's a very enjoyable read and I liked it very much. The story shows we need to have trust in God and faith that he will show us the way to move forward in our life. Very nice addition to this collection of stories! I recommend it!
I received an ebook copy of this story from the author and was not required to give a positive review. All thoughts are my own.
I love Amish stories and this story by Jennifer Beckstrand did not disappoint. I love the mischievous Amish twins, Alfie and Benji, who are always good at those necessary matchmaker needs. If love doesn't go as it should, you can be sure twins are on it! True to form, a fun and sweet Amish romance as told by Jennifer Beckstrand.
This story was one of ten delightful Christmas Miracle stories and so fun. A second chance for Jerry and Mary. Will the twins succeed in their sneaky plans or get themselves in trouble, as usual!
Truly a sweet and tender story mixed with some humor. Although I am reading it after the holidays, it is every bit as good as before. I recommend these sweet stories and hope you take the time to read them!
I received an ebook copy from one of the authors with no expectation of a positive review. All thoughts are my own.
January 16, 2022
I was beyond excited when I found out there would be a More Amish Christmas Miracles collection this year! As with its predecessor, this collection is full of sweet, heartwarming romances that remind us of the Greatest Love that we celebrate. It’s a lovely way to get a taste for each new-to-you-author’s style and cozy up to a touching story from your already-faves.
No Room at the Inn by Rachel J. Good
What a great way to start off this collection – this story has it all. A blizzard, a romance, a touching parallel to the first Christmas, and a heartfelt reminder of the Reason for the season. I especially enjoyed the plot to this novella, as my family and I were once stranded in a hotel for Christmas during a blizzard and I could relate to several of the emotions reflected in the various characters. There’s a certain bittersweet emotion when Christmas is ‘different’ from how it’s always been, isn’t there? The author did a great job of capturing that mood and adding meaningful touches to help the characters – and the readers – find joy in spite of the circumstances.
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
We’ve all seen the movies where two characters lock gazes across the room and something just connects in their respective hearts. But they can’t connect in person for whatever reason and then the storyline follows from there as they try to track down ‘the one’. I always love stories like this, so I definitely enjoyed the way Christopher & Judy’s romance began. What I also appreciated was that the reconnection is both realistic and not the end of the story. Their journey to happily-ever-after is, of course, not without its obstacles, and the author uses those bumps in the road to give the characters more dimension and to keep their story authentic. It’s also a gentle reminder that God still works miracles when we let Him write the narrative.
Huckleberry Hill Secret Santa by Jennifer Beckstrand
I adore Jennifer Beckstrand’s books, her way with words, her humor, and her heart – and the way that all comes through on every page. I also adore Anna and Felty from the Huckleberry Hill series so I was especially excited that we get to hang out with Anna’s brothers, particularly Elmer, circa 1958, in this story. I loved seeing his occasional perspective on Anna & Felty’s relationship (and Anna’s unique cooking style), and I chuckled often at his general observations on the events around him. Elmer is a perfectly delightful hero in his own right, but the star of this story is Rosie. Her character growth is the icing on the cinnamon roll, so to speak, and I loved the gentle notes of grace and redemption we see played out as she begins to think of others.
Snowflake Wishes by Mary Alford
I am still grinning at the sheer adorableness of Norie & Neva, the precious twin daughters of our hero, Tobias. The grieving threesome is still adjusting to the tragic death of their wife/mother last year, but as their guest cottage is playing host to the new schoolteacher Hannah (who is also hurting) and her mother they all just may find the healing they need. I loved the interactions between Norie, Neva & Hannah – and Tobias’ response to watching his girls blossom under her freely-given affection. While I of course loved the romance that develops between Tobias & Hannah, it was the warmth that radiated from this story that delighted me the most.
The Amish Cowboy’s Christmas by Adina Senft
The first thing I loved about this story from Adina Senft is that it’s set in Montana – we don’t get many Amish stories set on the Western side of the US, so it was fun to sorta shift gears from farming to ranching. The Montana landscape in winter is an added bonus! I also loved that this is a prequel to her Montana Millers series, the origin story, if you will, of the Circle M Ranch and the love story that accompanies it. While I haven’t yet read those books, I want to now for sure! This story is a girl-next-door romance with layered characters and an overall sweetness to the tone that warms the heart.
Joseph’s Christmas Box by Serena B. Miller
Not everybody’s Christmas is full of cheer – sometimes grief, regret, and tragedy mar the celebration. Miller’s contribution to this collection takes us through a range of heartwrenching stuff and allows the characters and the readers to process the emotions involved, but don’t mistakenly think that it’s too heavy of a story. Because it also reminds us that there is always some measure of joy to be found – most often when we put someone else’s needs ahead of our own. I loved the way the various threads in this novella come together for a tender ending of generosity and hope that leaves us wanting to spend more time with these characters. I’m definitely going to be picking up Bertha’s story too because I’m very intrigued by her subplot.
The Sweetest Gift by Susan Lantz Simpson
A young man who suddenly becomes a father to his best friend’s orphaned little girl. A young widow trying her best to provide for her children & keep them happy & healthy. Elijah & Lydia’s ‘meet-cute’ is really more of a clash lol, but the way that Lydia and her children (especially her daughter) befriend adorable Ruby soon melts readers’ hearts as well as Elijah’s. I really enjoyed watching these two little families become friends, the perfect gift for each other at just the right time, blending their hearts into something more permanent as Elijah and Lydia fall in love. I’m also glad to know that Esther (a character you’ll love too) has her own book, one that I will for sure be checking out. A very sweet story with plenty of chances to smile!
Made-To-Order Christmas by Dana R. Lynn
Tess, recovering from a humiliating breakup, travels to help her ailing aunt and uncle with their bakery and ends up working with a hurting young adolescent who is on the cusp of rebellion. I think many women will see themselves in both Tess and Catherine, at different stages of our lives – at the least, we can relate to their feelings. The chemistry between Tess and Joseph (Catherine’s widowed father) is immediate and intense. You can feel the sparks zinging back and forth across the pages, and they were my favorite romance in this collection!
The Christmas Letter by Loree Lough
Ok so I know I just said that Joseph & Tess were my favorite romance but I actually think they’re tied with Ben & Beth in Loree Lough’s story. I loved their differences – especially about Christmas – because it added some great layers to their characters and to the story. One of the subplots hit a bit close to home for some grieving I’ve been doing lately so in that aspect it was a difficult read for me in places BUT it was nonetheless done with grace and warmth. And the tone of the story never gets too heavy – the sweetness & light of Ben & Beth’s relationship shines joy throughout.
Hosea’s Christmas Miracle by Ashley Emma
The final story in this wonderful collection is a loose retelling of the Biblical account of Hosea and Gomer. I was really intrigued to see how this touching story would play out in an Amish setting, and I think the author did a great job of reimagining the various elements in ways that made sense but still pointed back to the main themes of grace and restoration. The story is one that can be enjoyed on its own, even if you’re not familiar with the Biblical basis for this retelling. The characters are layered and the emotions are authentically drawn. I would love a follow-up to this story, set some years down the road, to see how their lives have changed in the meantime.
Bottom Line: Ten fabulous authors. Ten heartwarming stories. Ten sweet romances. Ten gentle reminders of the true meaning of Christmas. As I mentioned earlier, it’s a great way to introduce yourself to new authors & revisit your faves. If you’re looking for a book to curl up with this season, More Amish Christmas Miracles is an excellent choice!
(I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this collection.)
first reviewed at Reading Is My SuperPower
No Room at the Inn by Rachel J. Good
What a great way to start off this collection – this story has it all. A blizzard, a romance, a touching parallel to the first Christmas, and a heartfelt reminder of the Reason for the season. I especially enjoyed the plot to this novella, as my family and I were once stranded in a hotel for Christmas during a blizzard and I could relate to several of the emotions reflected in the various characters. There’s a certain bittersweet emotion when Christmas is ‘different’ from how it’s always been, isn’t there? The author did a great job of capturing that mood and adding meaningful touches to help the characters – and the readers – find joy in spite of the circumstances.
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
We’ve all seen the movies where two characters lock gazes across the room and something just connects in their respective hearts. But they can’t connect in person for whatever reason and then the storyline follows from there as they try to track down ‘the one’. I always love stories like this, so I definitely enjoyed the way Christopher & Judy’s romance began. What I also appreciated was that the reconnection is both realistic and not the end of the story. Their journey to happily-ever-after is, of course, not without its obstacles, and the author uses those bumps in the road to give the characters more dimension and to keep their story authentic. It’s also a gentle reminder that God still works miracles when we let Him write the narrative.
Huckleberry Hill Secret Santa by Jennifer Beckstrand
I adore Jennifer Beckstrand’s books, her way with words, her humor, and her heart – and the way that all comes through on every page. I also adore Anna and Felty from the Huckleberry Hill series so I was especially excited that we get to hang out with Anna’s brothers, particularly Elmer, circa 1958, in this story. I loved seeing his occasional perspective on Anna & Felty’s relationship (and Anna’s unique cooking style), and I chuckled often at his general observations on the events around him. Elmer is a perfectly delightful hero in his own right, but the star of this story is Rosie. Her character growth is the icing on the cinnamon roll, so to speak, and I loved the gentle notes of grace and redemption we see played out as she begins to think of others.
Snowflake Wishes by Mary Alford
I am still grinning at the sheer adorableness of Norie & Neva, the precious twin daughters of our hero, Tobias. The grieving threesome is still adjusting to the tragic death of their wife/mother last year, but as their guest cottage is playing host to the new schoolteacher Hannah (who is also hurting) and her mother they all just may find the healing they need. I loved the interactions between Norie, Neva & Hannah – and Tobias’ response to watching his girls blossom under her freely-given affection. While I of course loved the romance that develops between Tobias & Hannah, it was the warmth that radiated from this story that delighted me the most.
The Amish Cowboy’s Christmas by Adina Senft
The first thing I loved about this story from Adina Senft is that it’s set in Montana – we don’t get many Amish stories set on the Western side of the US, so it was fun to sorta shift gears from farming to ranching. The Montana landscape in winter is an added bonus! I also loved that this is a prequel to her Montana Millers series, the origin story, if you will, of the Circle M Ranch and the love story that accompanies it. While I haven’t yet read those books, I want to now for sure! This story is a girl-next-door romance with layered characters and an overall sweetness to the tone that warms the heart.
Joseph’s Christmas Box by Serena B. Miller
Not everybody’s Christmas is full of cheer – sometimes grief, regret, and tragedy mar the celebration. Miller’s contribution to this collection takes us through a range of heartwrenching stuff and allows the characters and the readers to process the emotions involved, but don’t mistakenly think that it’s too heavy of a story. Because it also reminds us that there is always some measure of joy to be found – most often when we put someone else’s needs ahead of our own. I loved the way the various threads in this novella come together for a tender ending of generosity and hope that leaves us wanting to spend more time with these characters. I’m definitely going to be picking up Bertha’s story too because I’m very intrigued by her subplot.
The Sweetest Gift by Susan Lantz Simpson
A young man who suddenly becomes a father to his best friend’s orphaned little girl. A young widow trying her best to provide for her children & keep them happy & healthy. Elijah & Lydia’s ‘meet-cute’ is really more of a clash lol, but the way that Lydia and her children (especially her daughter) befriend adorable Ruby soon melts readers’ hearts as well as Elijah’s. I really enjoyed watching these two little families become friends, the perfect gift for each other at just the right time, blending their hearts into something more permanent as Elijah and Lydia fall in love. I’m also glad to know that Esther (a character you’ll love too) has her own book, one that I will for sure be checking out. A very sweet story with plenty of chances to smile!
Made-To-Order Christmas by Dana R. Lynn
Tess, recovering from a humiliating breakup, travels to help her ailing aunt and uncle with their bakery and ends up working with a hurting young adolescent who is on the cusp of rebellion. I think many women will see themselves in both Tess and Catherine, at different stages of our lives – at the least, we can relate to their feelings. The chemistry between Tess and Joseph (Catherine’s widowed father) is immediate and intense. You can feel the sparks zinging back and forth across the pages, and they were my favorite romance in this collection!
The Christmas Letter by Loree Lough
Ok so I know I just said that Joseph & Tess were my favorite romance but I actually think they’re tied with Ben & Beth in Loree Lough’s story. I loved their differences – especially about Christmas – because it added some great layers to their characters and to the story. One of the subplots hit a bit close to home for some grieving I’ve been doing lately so in that aspect it was a difficult read for me in places BUT it was nonetheless done with grace and warmth. And the tone of the story never gets too heavy – the sweetness & light of Ben & Beth’s relationship shines joy throughout.
Hosea’s Christmas Miracle by Ashley Emma
The final story in this wonderful collection is a loose retelling of the Biblical account of Hosea and Gomer. I was really intrigued to see how this touching story would play out in an Amish setting, and I think the author did a great job of reimagining the various elements in ways that made sense but still pointed back to the main themes of grace and restoration. The story is one that can be enjoyed on its own, even if you’re not familiar with the Biblical basis for this retelling. The characters are layered and the emotions are authentically drawn. I would love a follow-up to this story, set some years down the road, to see how their lives have changed in the meantime.
Bottom Line: Ten fabulous authors. Ten heartwarming stories. Ten sweet romances. Ten gentle reminders of the true meaning of Christmas. As I mentioned earlier, it’s a great way to introduce yourself to new authors & revisit your faves. If you’re looking for a book to curl up with this season, More Amish Christmas Miracles is an excellent choice!
(I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this collection.)
first reviewed at Reading Is My SuperPower
December 23, 2021
More Amish Christmas Miracles is a book of 10 Christmas stories written by 10 different authors. I enjoyed each story and the special writing talents of each author. Each story is different from the others but all involve a miracle of sorts.
Congratulations to all the authors on another great book for all readers at Christmas time.
I was not given a complimentary copy of this book to read and review. I was not approached to post a favorable response and all opinions are my own. I have rated this book with five stars for meeting my expectations of a wonderful book that I can highly recommend to others.
Congratulations to all the authors on another great book for all readers at Christmas time.
I was not given a complimentary copy of this book to read and review. I was not approached to post a favorable response and all opinions are my own. I have rated this book with five stars for meeting my expectations of a wonderful book that I can highly recommend to others.
January 19, 2022
I absolutely loved each character, I love each author in this book..I did have a favorite character in each book, Katie was the one I favored in no room at the inn by Rachel J good. I don't like going in to to much detail in to the stories.
Unlikely singing by Jennifer Spredemann my favorite character was Judy..Huckleberry Hill Santa By Jennifer Beckstrand, I really liked the character Rosie and Edna. In the story. In the story snowflake Wishes by Mary alfrord my favorite character was Hannah and the girls Neva and Norie. the Amish cowboy's Christmas by Adina Senft my favorite character was Naomi. In the story Joseph's Christmas box by Serena B. Millier was Lydia. In the story the sweetest gift by Susan Lantz Simpson my favorite character was Martha.
The made to order Christmas Dana R Lynn my favorite character was Catherine. In the story the Christmas letter by Lorre Lough my favorite character in that was beth and the Hosea's Christmas Miracle by Ashely Emma was Hosea.
I loved each and every Characters but those was indeed my favorite.
I really enjoyed this book..I how you will to.
I have learned that the Amish are always so forgiving. I always love when I can get a book I can get focus on the book. I have to many books I love by each author.
I really recommend each one if you haven't read
Unlikely singing by Jennifer Spredemann my favorite character was Judy..Huckleberry Hill Santa By Jennifer Beckstrand, I really liked the character Rosie and Edna. In the story. In the story snowflake Wishes by Mary alfrord my favorite character was Hannah and the girls Neva and Norie. the Amish cowboy's Christmas by Adina Senft my favorite character was Naomi. In the story Joseph's Christmas box by Serena B. Millier was Lydia. In the story the sweetest gift by Susan Lantz Simpson my favorite character was Martha.
The made to order Christmas Dana R Lynn my favorite character was Catherine. In the story the Christmas letter by Lorre Lough my favorite character in that was beth and the Hosea's Christmas Miracle by Ashely Emma was Hosea.
I loved each and every Characters but those was indeed my favorite.
I really enjoyed this book..I how you will to.
I have learned that the Amish are always so forgiving. I always love when I can get a book I can get focus on the book. I have to many books I love by each author.
I really recommend each one if you haven't read
October 29, 2021
I read one story "The Sweetest Gift" by Susan Lantz Simpson. If this sweet, beautifully written story is an indication of the others in this compilation, readers are in for a reading treat. Susan's main characters, Lydia and Elijah, have a rough first meeting. But in time their individual stories of pain and loss draw them together. Several topics show the reader that everyone has issues, no matter their faith. But faith and loving family make it bearable.
November 6, 2021
I've read "The Sweetest Gift" by Susan Lantz Simpson and loved it. It was just the day brightener I needed. The characters were so relatable and I found myself rooting for Elijah and Lydia from the get-go. I loved that Elijah took in his best friend's daughter, and then Lydia connected with her.
Great story! And I'm looking forward to reading the others!
Great story! And I'm looking forward to reading the others!
October 23, 2021
Review of the story “Unlikely Singing”:
“I guess it would take a miracle to find her again.”
“Maybe. But the last I heard, Der Herr is still in the business of miracles.”
(Quote from the story.)
This sweet story is part of the “More Amish Christmas Miracles” collection.
With this story, author Jennifer Spredemann gives us a Christmas romance between Christopher and Judy, two Amish young adults who first saw each other at an Amish wedding, but did not have an opportunity to meet. Each one never forgot the other, but found it impossible to find a way to communicate. When they do meet again unexpectedly, they are immediately attracted to each other, but their courtship is anything but smooth. It will take faith, hope, and love on both their parts to give them the Christmas miracle they are seeking.
I enjoyed this sweet story and was cheering on Christopher and Judy to find their happily-ever-after. I am looking forward to reading more beautiful stories like this one in the “More Amish Christmas Miracles” collection.
I received a copy of this story from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
October 21, 2021
Unlikely Singing was a very good story to read. Christopher has never forgotten Judy. He first saw her at a Amish wedding. He sees her again later and knows she has to meet her. This is about hope, never giving up , trusting and listening to God when you ask for his help. Very very good!!!!
November 9, 2021
More Amish Christmas Miracles: 10 Heartwarming Stories to Brighten Your Winter Nights
This second collection of sweet, heartfelt Christmas stories is brought to you this holiday season by ten USA Today bestselling authors: Jennifer Beckstrand, Jennifer Spredemann, Rachel J. Good, Serena B. Miller, Ashley Emma, Susan Simpson, Dana R. Lynn, Adina Senft, Mary Alford, and Loree Lough.
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
The moment Christopher Stoltz met the mysterious young Amish woman at his cousin’s wedding, he knew there was something special about her. But they’d only spoken briefly and he’d failed to get her name—or discover which Amish district she was from, to his dismay. So when they cross paths again, he vows not to make the same mistake twice. There’s one little problem, though. She’s already in a relationship with a minister’s son.
Judy Mishler is shocked when she attends church in her beau’s new district and reconnects with the handsome mystery man she’d met over the summer. Not only is Christopher Stoltz brave, but he seems to be everything she’s dreamed about, and their chemistry—something missing with her current beau—is undeniable. But is Christopher a genuine hero, or is he just a pretender?
Will it take a Christmas miracle for them to find their happily ever after?
This is Judy Mishler and Christopher Stoltz's story.
“It looks like Chris Stoltz might be sweet on you.” “Who?”
The maedel pointed to the young man sitting next to Eddie’s bruder John, and she couldn’t stop her heart from fluttering.
Ach, it was the handsome young man she’d briefly spoken with at the wedding she’d attended with her bruder. She’d thought of him many times since their brief encounter.
“He can’t seem to take his eyes off you.”
If only. “I never even got her name.” Worst mistake of his life. “Besides, she was there with a date. I didn’t get his name either.”
“Wasn’t it your cousin’s wedding? Wouldn’t he know?”
“I asked. He had no clue who I was even talking about. It was probably a cousin of a cousin of a friend or something. You know how it goes.” If only he had a photograph of her—something more than the fading intangible image filed away in his brain.
I highly recommend reading.
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann is a wonderful well written 5 star book.
I am looking forward to reading more books by Jennifer Spredemann.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this story.
This story is part of the “More Amish Christmas Miracles” collection.
This second collection of sweet, heartfelt Christmas stories is brought to you this holiday season by ten USA Today bestselling authors: Jennifer Beckstrand, Jennifer Spredemann, Rachel J. Good, Serena B. Miller, Ashley Emma, Susan Simpson, Dana R. Lynn, Adina Senft, Mary Alford, and Loree Lough.
The Amish Cowboy’s Christmas by Adina Senft
In the beginning, there was no Circle M ranch. Thirty years ago, there was only the girl next door and the boy who was too shy to tell her he loved her…For Reuben, showing Naomi he’s the right man for her will take all the courage and love in his heart—and maybe even a Christmas miracle.
Snowflake Wishes by Mary Alford
Widower Tobias Weaver has no idea his twin daughters have decided he needs a new bride for Christmas until he “accidentally” finds himself in the company of Hannah Stoll, the community’s pretty new schoolteacher.
The Sweetest Gift by Susan Lantz Simpson
Sometimes the unexpected gifts are the sweetest. There seems to be more in the air than snowflakes and excitement over the school program as Christmas approaches. Will a little girl be the catalyst to bring about healing and love for the two obstinate adults in her life?
Hosea’s Christmas Miracle by Ashley Emma
On the outside, Gomer seems like a lovely, sweet, young Amish woman, but she’s hiding a scandalous secret. Hosea will need God’s help, a spirit of forgiveness, and a Christmas miracle to bring his family back together before the holiday.
Made to Order Christmas by Dana R. Lynn
Tess is brokenhearted when her childhood sweetheart marries another. As she works in her aunt and uncle’s bakery, she begins to find that God’s plan is much better than what we want for ourselves. Joseph finds a job for his rebellious daughter at the bakery, but Joseph doesn’t expect to find love again.
The Christmas Letter by Loree Lough
Ben thinks Christmas is too commercialized, but it’s Beth’s favorite holiday. Can friends—whose combined business skills have improved both businesses—overcome their differences? Or will the disagreement cost them money . . . and love?
Joseph’s Christmas Box by Serena B. Miller
His Amish marriage is in trouble. Will Joseph find a way to repair it?
No Room at the Inn by Rachel J. Good
Volunteer firefighter Philip Troyer finds refuge at Amish Valley Inn during a blizzard. After rebelling during Rumschpringa years ago, he has no intention of returning to the Amish. Will Katie Stoltzfus’s kindness and acceptance show him the way back to his faith and the real meaning of Christmas?
Huckleberry Hill Secret Santa by Jennifer Beckstrand
Elmer Yoder can’t stand Rosie Herschberger, but when she asks for his help creating a special Christmas for the gmayna, he reluctantly agrees. Will Rosie learn to care about more than just herself? And will Elmer start to care about Rosie?
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
The moment Christopher Stoltz met the mysterious young Amish woman at his cousin’s wedding, he knew there was something special about her. There’s one little problem. She’s already in a relationship with a minister’s son. Christopher seems to be everything Judy Mishler has dreamed about, but is Christopher a genuine hero, or is he just a pretender? Will it take a Christmas miracle for them to find their happily ever after?
This second collection of sweet, heartfelt Christmas stories is brought to you this holiday season by ten USA Today bestselling authors: Jennifer Beckstrand, Jennifer Spredemann, Rachel J. Good, Serena B. Miller, Ashley Emma, Susan Simpson, Dana R. Lynn, Adina Senft, Mary Alford, and Loree Lough.
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
The moment Christopher Stoltz met the mysterious young Amish woman at his cousin’s wedding, he knew there was something special about her. But they’d only spoken briefly and he’d failed to get her name—or discover which Amish district she was from, to his dismay. So when they cross paths again, he vows not to make the same mistake twice. There’s one little problem, though. She’s already in a relationship with a minister’s son.
Judy Mishler is shocked when she attends church in her beau’s new district and reconnects with the handsome mystery man she’d met over the summer. Not only is Christopher Stoltz brave, but he seems to be everything she’s dreamed about, and their chemistry—something missing with her current beau—is undeniable. But is Christopher a genuine hero, or is he just a pretender?
Will it take a Christmas miracle for them to find their happily ever after?
This is Judy Mishler and Christopher Stoltz's story.
“It looks like Chris Stoltz might be sweet on you.” “Who?”
The maedel pointed to the young man sitting next to Eddie’s bruder John, and she couldn’t stop her heart from fluttering.
Ach, it was the handsome young man she’d briefly spoken with at the wedding she’d attended with her bruder. She’d thought of him many times since their brief encounter.
“He can’t seem to take his eyes off you.”
If only. “I never even got her name.” Worst mistake of his life. “Besides, she was there with a date. I didn’t get his name either.”
“Wasn’t it your cousin’s wedding? Wouldn’t he know?”
“I asked. He had no clue who I was even talking about. It was probably a cousin of a cousin of a friend or something. You know how it goes.” If only he had a photograph of her—something more than the fading intangible image filed away in his brain.
I highly recommend reading.
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann is a wonderful well written 5 star book.
I am looking forward to reading more books by Jennifer Spredemann.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this story.
This story is part of the “More Amish Christmas Miracles” collection.
This second collection of sweet, heartfelt Christmas stories is brought to you this holiday season by ten USA Today bestselling authors: Jennifer Beckstrand, Jennifer Spredemann, Rachel J. Good, Serena B. Miller, Ashley Emma, Susan Simpson, Dana R. Lynn, Adina Senft, Mary Alford, and Loree Lough.
The Amish Cowboy’s Christmas by Adina Senft
In the beginning, there was no Circle M ranch. Thirty years ago, there was only the girl next door and the boy who was too shy to tell her he loved her…For Reuben, showing Naomi he’s the right man for her will take all the courage and love in his heart—and maybe even a Christmas miracle.
Snowflake Wishes by Mary Alford
Widower Tobias Weaver has no idea his twin daughters have decided he needs a new bride for Christmas until he “accidentally” finds himself in the company of Hannah Stoll, the community’s pretty new schoolteacher.
The Sweetest Gift by Susan Lantz Simpson
Sometimes the unexpected gifts are the sweetest. There seems to be more in the air than snowflakes and excitement over the school program as Christmas approaches. Will a little girl be the catalyst to bring about healing and love for the two obstinate adults in her life?
Hosea’s Christmas Miracle by Ashley Emma
On the outside, Gomer seems like a lovely, sweet, young Amish woman, but she’s hiding a scandalous secret. Hosea will need God’s help, a spirit of forgiveness, and a Christmas miracle to bring his family back together before the holiday.
Made to Order Christmas by Dana R. Lynn
Tess is brokenhearted when her childhood sweetheart marries another. As she works in her aunt and uncle’s bakery, she begins to find that God’s plan is much better than what we want for ourselves. Joseph finds a job for his rebellious daughter at the bakery, but Joseph doesn’t expect to find love again.
The Christmas Letter by Loree Lough
Ben thinks Christmas is too commercialized, but it’s Beth’s favorite holiday. Can friends—whose combined business skills have improved both businesses—overcome their differences? Or will the disagreement cost them money . . . and love?
Joseph’s Christmas Box by Serena B. Miller
His Amish marriage is in trouble. Will Joseph find a way to repair it?
No Room at the Inn by Rachel J. Good
Volunteer firefighter Philip Troyer finds refuge at Amish Valley Inn during a blizzard. After rebelling during Rumschpringa years ago, he has no intention of returning to the Amish. Will Katie Stoltzfus’s kindness and acceptance show him the way back to his faith and the real meaning of Christmas?
Huckleberry Hill Secret Santa by Jennifer Beckstrand
Elmer Yoder can’t stand Rosie Herschberger, but when she asks for his help creating a special Christmas for the gmayna, he reluctantly agrees. Will Rosie learn to care about more than just herself? And will Elmer start to care about Rosie?
Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann
The moment Christopher Stoltz met the mysterious young Amish woman at his cousin’s wedding, he knew there was something special about her. There’s one little problem. She’s already in a relationship with a minister’s son. Christopher seems to be everything Judy Mishler has dreamed about, but is Christopher a genuine hero, or is he just a pretender? Will it take a Christmas miracle for them to find their happily ever after?
June 13, 2021
This is a review on "Hosea's Undying Love" by Ashley Emma.
Hosea and Gomer grew up together in the same Amish community. One day, he realized that she had grown into a lovely young woman.
I received an ARC, and this is my honest opinion.
Hosea and Gomer grew up together in the same Amish community. One day, he realized that she had grown into a lovely young woman.
I received an ARC, and this is my honest opinion.
November 3, 2021
The Sweetest Gift, Susan Lantz Simpson
In this chaotic time, my heart longs for the sweetness of the season. Lopsided snowmen, squealing children on sleds, delicious holiday treats and most of all, the love of family. Susan Lantz Simpson’s novella, The Sweetest Gift, was a wonderful reminder of the meaning of Christmas. Single mother Lydia and struggling father Elijah live out the difficulties many parents have experienced including special health concerns and broken families. They are two people who have endured profound disappointment and are fearful to risk their hearts and that of their children. Lydia and Elijah will discover the greatest gift of love which Christ first shared with the world on that long ago Christmas day. Their story will delight and enhance your Christmas season.
I was honored to receive this novella from the collection as a gift and my review reflects my personal opinion.
In this chaotic time, my heart longs for the sweetness of the season. Lopsided snowmen, squealing children on sleds, delicious holiday treats and most of all, the love of family. Susan Lantz Simpson’s novella, The Sweetest Gift, was a wonderful reminder of the meaning of Christmas. Single mother Lydia and struggling father Elijah live out the difficulties many parents have experienced including special health concerns and broken families. They are two people who have endured profound disappointment and are fearful to risk their hearts and that of their children. Lydia and Elijah will discover the greatest gift of love which Christ first shared with the world on that long ago Christmas day. Their story will delight and enhance your Christmas season.
I was honored to receive this novella from the collection as a gift and my review reflects my personal opinion.
November 3, 2021
The Sweetest Gift by Susan Lantz Simpson in More Amish Christmas Miracles brought smiles and tears. Smiles with all the wonderful winter and warm Christmas activities Lydia and Elijah had for their children to do. Tears from their broken hearts of the past, special needs for their children and not wanting to be hurt again. With Christmas and the merriment, will they able to let go of their broken hearts to find the Sweetest Gift this Christmas through God’s love and how He can change the path one believe is for them?
I received a complimentary copy of this novella from the author without any obligation of writing a positive review. I have shared my own thoughts.
I look forward to reading the rest of this collection.
I received a complimentary copy of this novella from the author without any obligation of writing a positive review. I have shared my own thoughts.
I look forward to reading the rest of this collection.
December 16, 2021
More Amish Christmas Miracles is a wonderful collection of Christmas stories that will brighten your heart and shine a light on the holiday season. Each and every story has it’s own unique heartfelt storyline that will leave you wishing this special gift would keep giving, many more chapters because you won’t want to say goodbye to these characters. I throughly enjoyed each and every story and I know you will as well. I only hope we will be gifted with more books just like this. The only suggestion I would have is for us who love to hold the actual book it would be nice to have this in a set so the book is not so large, it was hard to hold being so large, however I would still recommend this wonderful book and really hope we see more like it.
November 2, 2021
I have read 2 books, Unlikely Singing by Jennifer Spredemann, this was Christoper and Judy's story. I loved the story and to me it was a page turner..
Then I read The Sweetest Gift By Susan Lantz Simpson. This was a story that bought tears to my eyes and joy to my heart.. this is Lydia and Elijah story.. both stories are wonderful and was so glad to have been given an ARC copy for an honest review..
Then I read The Sweetest Gift By Susan Lantz Simpson. This was a story that bought tears to my eyes and joy to my heart.. this is Lydia and Elijah story.. both stories are wonderful and was so glad to have been given an ARC copy for an honest review..
October 15, 2022
This is a collection of ten Amish Christmas Miracles written by ten different authors. Each story, while fairly short, is complete and is sweet and heartwarming. The stories will put you in the Christmas spirit and fill your heart with the true meaning of Christmas. I know you will enjoy it as much as I did.
November 24, 2021
Wonderful collection of Christmas stories.
How I enjoyed these Christmas stories of the Amish. The fellowship and joy of the Church and the families as they celebrate the holidays. Each story of fellowship was, yes... Truly heartwarming.
How I enjoyed these Christmas stories of the Amish. The fellowship and joy of the Church and the families as they celebrate the holidays. Each story of fellowship was, yes... Truly heartwarming.
January 29, 2022
Great group of stories
A great collection of Amish stories by various authors. I loved them all! Perfect reading for any time of year! Easy to read and great characters, perfect for those who enjoy Amish romance stories.
A great collection of Amish stories by various authors. I loved them all! Perfect reading for any time of year! Easy to read and great characters, perfect for those who enjoy Amish romance stories.
October 11, 2022
Enjoyable Reading
I highly recommend those heartwarming Amish stories. They are filled with faith and love. Relax as you enter into the lives of those people who seek to live to please the Lord.
I highly recommend those heartwarming Amish stories. They are filled with faith and love. Relax as you enter into the lives of those people who seek to live to please the Lord.
September 3, 2025
This book was full of 10 wonderful heartwarming stories. They were all different but centered around the Christmas holiday and the ways the Amish celebrate Christmas. I loved each story and was happy to have been able to read this book.
November 28, 2021
Stories of Love
All the were so good. I enjoyed all very much. I read one after another. I do recommend reading these.
All the were so good. I enjoyed all very much. I read one after another. I do recommend reading these.
December 1, 2021
So many wonderful stories
I loved each and every story in this book. It reminds us all of the true meaning of Christmas and the joy of family.
I loved each and every story in this book. It reminds us all of the true meaning of Christmas and the joy of family.
December 6, 2021
Great short stories
Each story is great and is leading me to more of each have author's books. I love the diversity of stories and Amish life.
Each story is great and is leading me to more of each have author's books. I love the diversity of stories and Amish life.
December 26, 2021
A good long clean read
This is a great book that I would recommend to all ages. It is a good long read that I enjoyed. This book is filled with clean stories that touch the heart.
This is a great book that I would recommend to all ages. It is a good long read that I enjoyed. This book is filled with clean stories that touch the heart.
January 16, 2022
Amish Christmas
Amish life is not an easy one in the physical sense, but the dedication to God should be emulated by the "English."
Amish life is not an easy one in the physical sense, but the dedication to God should be emulated by the "English."
February 15, 2022
Great!!
Each story was well thought out. The characters were believable and lovable. I missed each one as I finished the story.
Each story was well thought out. The characters were believable and lovable. I missed each one as I finished the story.
July 26, 2022
The Miracles of Christ
I liked all the stories written. The miracle of Homer coming home for good. God shows us his love no matter what our carnal minds think.
I liked all the stories written. The miracle of Homer coming home for good. God shows us his love no matter what our carnal minds think.
October 4, 2022
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October 31, 2022More AmishMiracles
Thomas good collection of stories about miracles that happen at Christmas for the Amish There are instances of hardship but always love
Thomas good collection of stories about miracles that happen at Christmas for the Amish There are instances of hardship but always love
November 3, 2022
Great reading material in these books.
Each story was so interesting and so very good. I enjoyed reading and finding out that each story has a heartfelt ending
Each story was so interesting and so very good. I enjoyed reading and finding out that each story has a heartfelt ending
November 6, 2022
Christmas memories
Wonderful Christmas stories that everyone will enjoy. Stories of hope, joy and challenges that are must reads by all. Enjoyable
Wonderful Christmas stories that everyone will enjoy. Stories of hope, joy and challenges that are must reads by all. Enjoyable
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