FAQs

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Can you please tell me the order to read your Amish books?

While all of my books can be read as stand-alones, I think it’s much more fun to read them in order. I have two series—Daughters of the Promise and Land of Canaan, in which some of the characters cross over, so here is the order I recommend:

Since those first two series, I have written several more Amish series:

The Amish Secrets series:
Her Brother’s Keeper , Love Bears All Things, and Home All Along in that order.

The Amish Journeys series:
Hearts in Harmony, Listening to Love, and A Beautiful Arrangement in that order.

The Amish Inn series:
A Picture of Love, An Unlikely Match, and A Season of Change in that order

The Amish Bookstore series:
The Bookseller’s Promise, The Story of Love, and Hopefully Ever After.

Click on any of the book titles and it will take you to a new page with more information about each book and links to purchase.

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Why do you write Amish fiction?

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Are you Amish and/or how do you know so much about the Amish?

I am not Amish, but I have Amish connections and friends in Pennsylvania and Colorado who read the manuscripts prior to publication to make sure the books are inline with the Old Order Amish ways.
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Why did you start writing contemporary fiction?

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Now that you have written a contemporary novel that isn’t Amish, will you continue to also write about the Plain People?

Yes, the plan is to alternate between Amish novels and contemporary stories.

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Who is your favorite character out of all your books?

All of my characters are like my family, but if I had to choose…it would be Grandpa Jonas. I love him. He has many of the same wonderful qualities that my father had.

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How do you come up with characters for your stories?

The characters choose me. I start hearing their little voices in my head, and they tell me the story I need to write. It’s true.
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What advice do you have for inspiring writers?

Have thick skin and never give up. It’s a subjective business that requires getting the right manuscript in front of the right editor at the right time. I could wallpaper my study with rejection letters.
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Can you read my manuscript and/or help me to get published?

I love to read any and everything, and I wish I could. However, I have very tight deadlines that require me to stay focused on the work in progress. If I can answer a general question regarding the publishing process, I’d be happy to. Just email me.
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Where can I get your books?

Anywhere that books are sold. 🙂
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Will you sell my email address or subject me to any kind of SPAM?

No! I cherish my own privacy and that of my readers. I will never use your email address for anything other than sending you my newsletter or special promotions depending on which list(s) you subscribe.

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