Suzanne Woods Fisher Books in Order

Smuggled out of Nazi Germany after working in the resistance, Louisa lands in an Arizona copper town and tries to start over. But a Nazi sympathizer discovers who she is, and safety quickly turns into a fight for survival.

In 1945, Louisa Gordon learns her young cousin has survived Dachau and may be waiting for her in Germany. As she searches for family and confronts old betrayals, the war's aftermath reaches all the way back to Arizona.

This nonfiction book draws on Amish stories, proverbs, and daily practices to explore a calmer way of living. Fisher organizes it around core themes like simplicity, community, and forgiveness, with practical reflection along the way.

Samantha Christiansen is losing her sight and hates the idea of depending on anyone, including a guide dog. At training school she meets patient yellow lab Azure and instructor Jack Shaw, and both force her to rethink trust.

A gift-style collection of Amish and Penn Dutch sayings, paired with brief reflections and glimpses of Plain life. It is a simple, thoughtful way into the humor and everyday wisdom behind the proverbs.

Carrie Weaver is ready to leave her Amish community behind, until heartbreak changes everything in a single moment. Forced to choose a new path, she discovers that one decision can reshape far more than her own future.

A long-buried decision pulls Lainey O'Toole back to Stoney Ridge just as Bess Riehl is facing her own summer of change at Rose Hill Farm. Their lives collide in a story about hidden history, forgiveness, and hard truths.

Jorie King has spent years waiting for Benjamin Zook, only to hear he has been killed. As comfort from his brother Caleb turns into love, another stunning twist leaves Jorie unsure what kind of future is still possible.

A winter storm throws an unhappy modern couple into the home of Sol and Mattie Riehl for Christmas. As two marriages strain under very different burdens, the holiday becomes a chance for honesty, healing, and grace.

Fisher looks at Amish family life through stories, observation, and practical advice for non-Amish readers. The focus is on values like community, simplicity, obedience, forgiveness, and making room for time together.

Six-year-old Lily Lapp finds adventure in school, family life, and everyday mischief. Through her curious eyes, readers get a warm, funny look at Amish childhood and the small lessons that come with growing up.

When Sadie Lapp comes home to Stoney Ridge, she is carrying a secret and a decision meant to protect someone she loves. Two very different men, Gideon Smucker and Will Stoltz, complicate an already fragile spring.

Julia Lapp is tired of watching her wedding plans stall, and she blames Roman Troyer, the roaming bee man, for giving her fiancé cold feet. Her push to control the future only reveals that God may have other plans.

Now settled in Pennsylvania, Lily faces more growing-up moments than she expected, including teasing from Aaron, tricks from a mean girl, and changes at school and home. It is a lively year full of hurt feelings, surprises, and learning.

Lily's family has moved to a new Amish community, and nothing feels easy yet. She has to adjust to a new house, a new school, a new baby brother, and the very annoying Aaron Yoder.

Lily wants life to stay steady, but change keeps coming anyway. A new teacher, family joys and sorrows, shifting friendships, and an unexpected hero all remind her that growing up rarely happens on schedule.

Restless nineteen-year-old Mary Kate Lapp never planned to become a substitute teacher, or a part-time investigator. When a sheep farmer's death and a mysterious stranger stir up Stoney Ridge, M.K. charges straight toward trouble.

Widow Rose Schrock turns her Amish farmhouse into an inn to pay off her late husband's debts and keep her family afloat. New guests bring new trouble, and neighbor Galen King becomes more important than she expected.

Bess Riehl is planning a Christmas wedding to Amos Lapp, but Billy Lapp's return to Rose Hill Farm unsettles everything. A mysterious lost rose and old feelings make this holiday story tender, wistful, and full of second chances.

Bethany Schrock is restless, discouraged, and still haunted by a mystery from her childhood. Work at a soup kitchen and community garden, plus the maddening charm of Jimmy Fisher, push her toward truths she has long avoided.

Will Stoltz comes back to Stoney Ridge determined to open a wild bird rescue center and reconnect with veterinarian Jackie Colombo. When an injured eagle appears and his plans start unraveling, he has to decide what really matters.

Naomi King has always trusted her intuition, even when others dismiss it. When a young woman arrives at the inn with a dangerous secret about Tobe Schrock, Naomi is drawn into a deeper web of deception and threat.

On the crowded ship *Charming Nancy*, Anna König and Scottish carpenter Bairn clash from the start. Storms, sickness, and sacrifice turn the Atlantic crossing into a test of faith, endurance, and unexpected love.

Using true stories from Amish communities, Fisher explores forgiveness as a lived practice rather than a vague ideal. The book looks at conflict, pain, and the hard spiritual work of releasing the need for revenge.

Heartbroken Katrina Stoltzfus agrees to help a widow start a business in Stoney Ridge, hoping work will steady her life. Then Andy Miller arrives, and the town begins to wonder whether there is an imposter in their midst.

Ruthie Stoltzfus is torn between leaving the Amish and staying in the only world she has known. Patrick Kelly, a young man trying to join the Amish, arrives with his own urgency, and both are forced to choose what they truly want.

Minister David Stoltzfus is expected to solve church and family troubles quickly, but nothing in Stoney Ridge is moving quickly. A matchmaking mother, a curious family connection, and rising pressure make peace harder to find.

After the immigrants of *Anna's Crossing* reach Pennsylvania, Anna and Bairn's future should finally begin. Instead, frontier realities, church pressures, and the arrival of Henrik Newman create a painful test of love and loyalty.

As the Amish community puts down roots in Pennsylvania, Tessa longs for Hans to notice her. When tragedy strikes close to home, she learns that love, faith, and belonging all come with a real cost.

Captain Reynolds Macy returns to Nantucket after six years at sea and finds his family life in ruins. As Daphne Coffin helps him face grief, scandal, and old loyalties, both are drawn toward a future that seems impossible.

Phoebe Starbuck leaves Nantucket dreaming of freedom and marriage, only to find herself traveling with a man she cannot stand and carrying a family journal she does not yet value. The voyage becomes the start of a far larger story.

Henry Macy returns from a whaling voyage to discover that a vast inheritance now controls his and his sister Hitty's futures. To keep it out of a dangerous man's hands, they must outmaneuver family demands and strict marriage terms.

Fresh out of rehab, Luke Schrock thinks apologizing for his past will be the easy part. Then he starts seeing the damage up close, especially when Izzy Miller asks him to help find the mother who abandoned her.

Camden Grayson races through life until her father buys a remote island off Maine and asks his estranged daughters to come home. Island life, family tension, and local schoolteacher Seth Walker force Cam to stop and really look around.

Schoolteacher Mollie has come to Stoney Ridge for a fresh start and unexpectedly opens her home to troubled foster twins. Horse trainer Sam Schrock, who prefers emotional distance, finds himself pulled into the chaos and the healing.

Therapist Madison Grayson finally feels settled on Three Sisters Island, until her childhood nemesis Ricky O'Shea parachutes back into town as the new minister. Old panic, old chemistry, and island life make avoidance impossible.

Jimmy Fisher returns to Stoney Ridge broke and short on options, then lands a job at Sylvie Schrock King's farm. Attraction grows fast, but old grudges, property fights, and Jimmy's own reputation keep threatening the future.

Rare-bird photographer Ben Zook returns to his Amish home in Stoney Ridge chasing an elusive tern and hoping to stay unnoticed. Instead he runs straight into Penny Weaver, old memories, and a past he never really settled.

Blaine Grayson comes home with big plans for camp life on Three Sisters Island, only to find damaged friendships and a future that will not cooperate. Rebuilding means letting go of one dream before she can see another.

Haunted by her sister's disappearance, Lucy Wilson travels into the Kentucky hills in 1911 to work with educator Cora Wilson Stewart. What begins as literacy work among poor mountain families becomes a story of purpose, hope, and love.

Lydie Stoltzfus has always felt like the bishop's daughter who cannot get anything right. When a temporary job at the local doctor's office exposes a rare medical issue, she must decide whether Stoney Ridge is really a place she can stay.

Dawn Dixon can hardly believe she is spending her honeymoon on Cape Cod without a groom, but her mother Marnie is determined not to waste the trip. A run-down ice-cream shop and a returning ex turn heartbreak into a new beginning.

Trudy Yoder thinks her friendship with birding guide Micah Weaver is finally becoming something more, until he grows distant and heads toward Tennessee. He is searching for Trudy's runaway sister, but what he finds may change everything.

After a disastrous mistake costs her the job she loved, Callie Dixon retreats to Cape Cod to regroup. Instead she lands in an ice-cream shop, a happiness class she does not want, and the orbit of an unexpectedly compelling teacher.

Claire Murphy has always dreamed of owning the flower shop where she works, and the chance finally seems close. First, though, she has to return to the past she fled and deal with the man who helped drive her away.

Tessa Anderson is building a flower farm and trying to leave old hurts behind. As the fields begin to bloom, the two men helping her force a choice that may undo everything she thought she had carefully arranged.

Jaime, Claire, and Tessa return to their hometown and to the mentor they once loved together. An extraordinary wedding gives them a reason to work side by side, but forgiveness proves harder than arranging flowers.

Dok Stoltzfus cares for patients the old-fashioned way, with medicine, patience, and a deep knowledge of their lives. A widow's diagnosis, an assistant's calling, and an abandoned newborn turn her practice into the center of several intertwined hopes.

Wedding florist Jaime Harper is thriving professionally when a letter from her old mentor pulls her back toward the hometown she left behind. The offer is tempting, but going back means facing unfinished relationships and hard choices.

Brynn Haywood marries a near stranger on impulse, panics by morning, and escapes to Cape Cod hoping to reinvent herself. A bakery, a wedding, and the man she left behind all close in at once.

Three newcomers arrive in Stoney Ridge and bring fresh secrets with them, including two new doctors and a traveling nurse. As Dok Stoltzfus tries to train them and steady the town, professional pressure and romantic tension keep rising.

Zoo photographer Kate Cunningham heads to Grand Teton determined to capture a legendary bear and prove she belongs in the wild. Ranger Grant Cooper knows the park far better than she does, and not everyone hunting the bear has good motives.

A plainspoken Amish romance about love, honesty, and the cost of telling the truth in a close-knit community. Fisher uses small-town pressure and personal conviction to turn one confession into a life-changing moment.

Acadia ranger Scout Johnson finds a weathered note near a remote lighthouse and stumbles into a search for a shipwreck, hidden gold, and answers buried in the park's past. Two very different men join the hunt, making trust its own mystery.