Wilkes County Amish Romance Series by Rose Jenster

Martha was raised in an Amish Community in Ohio and had a happy family life until Esther, her sister, left the community to marry an English man. She sorely missed her sister who was now shunned from the community. Martha began to spend time with an Amish man, Samuel,, a widower who was seeking a wife. But, Martha continued to be haunted about her sister and became torn between the English and Amish worlds... moreMartha was raised in an Amish Community in Ohio and had a happy family life until Esther, her sister, left the community to marry an English man. She sorely missed her sister who was now shunned from the community. Martha began to spend time with an Amish man, Samuel,, a widower who was seeking a wife. But, Martha continued to be haunted about her sister and became torn between the English and Amish worlds. Martha became friends with an English man and saw qualities he had that she deeply appreciated. Martha's story shows her journey of faith, struggles with making difficult choices and insights into the meaning of family and love. The beauty of both the Amish and English worlds are revealed to her. Read about how she finds love and a happy ending in the face of her dilemma. This is a sweet, wholesome novella approriate for all ages and the first in the series of the Wilkes County Amish. Each is a standalone novella and Free for Kindle Unlimited. less

Sarah is invited to live at the home of Emma and Levi Miller in order to help them with their new infant son, cooking and household chores. She has taken on the role of taking care of others as she see it as her purpose in life due to being too old to be attractive to the men in the Amish Community in Wilkes County. Sarah is happy to help her cousin Emma, though wishes her fate wasn't to be an old maid... moreSarah is invited to live at the home of Emma and Levi Miller in order to help them with their new infant son, cooking and household chores. She has taken on the role of taking care of others as she see it as her purpose in life due to being too old to be attractive to the men in the Amish Community in Wilkes County. Sarah is happy to help her cousin Emma, though wishes her fate wasn't to be an old maid. Emma has been overwhelmed by her responsibilities after giving birth to her first child and having a very difficult time with chores and moods. Sarah is admired in the Amish Community for her ability to care for the sick, cook proficiently and for being an example of faith, humility and hard work. She hides from others her aloneness and throws herself into serving others. Aaron Troyer moves to the nearby farm which he inherited from his uncle. He and Sarah develop a strong friendship. He is invited frequently to dinners in Wilkes County by families that view him as the perfect match for their young daughters. Sarah develops feelings for Aaron, but knows he regards her just as a friend. She has never been able to feel close to a man before and have in-depth talks. It pains her to think about her inevitable future as a spinster. Sarah fights her depression through faith and prays that she can serve other with humbleness to alleviate their burdens. Does Sarah find her own Amish love miracle story? less

Samuel has been a widower raising his two sons in the Amish Community of Wilkes County after the death of his wife. He is the patriarch of a large family carrying a great deal of responsibility. Samuel has been urged by his sisters and others in the community to find a new wife, but has been unable to do so. Though his family believes this hesitancy is due to the grief of losing his wife, Samuel has a secret... moreSamuel has been a widower raising his two sons in the Amish Community of Wilkes County after the death of his wife. He is the patriarch of a large family carrying a great deal of responsibility. Samuel has been urged by his sisters and others in the community to find a new wife, but has been unable to do so. Though his family believes this hesitancy is due to the grief of losing his wife, Samuel has a secret. He's kept it inside from his younger days during his Rumspringa phase outside of the Amish world. Can Samuel resolve his conflict between the two worlds and find peace? Will his past feelings for a lady from the English world constantly haunt him? This is a sweet, wholesome book appropriate for all ages and the third in the Wilkes County Amish Romance Series. It is a 57,000 word novel that can be read independently, but is also the third in the series.. The first one is titled, Martha's Story. The second book is Sarah's Struggle. Each is a standalone story without a cliffhanger and can be read in any order. The first book in the Montana Mail Order Brides Series is titled Mail Order Bride Leah. less

Beth is a fifty five year old widow and lives with her eighty year old mother in the Amish Community where she lived her entire life. She was hardworking and continues to spend time quilting, cooking, gardening and participating in Wilkes County following the traditions. Beth's deceased husband was her friend and companion, though their marriage was not about love and romance... moreBeth is a fifty five year old widow and lives with her eighty year old mother in the Amish Community where she lived her entire life. She was hardworking and continues to spend time quilting, cooking, gardening and participating in Wilkes County following the traditions. Beth's deceased husband was her friend and companion, though their marriage was not about love and romance. After losing Jacob she adjusted to life, but wondered often what it was to fall in love She thought her musings were silly and ridiculous for a grandmother plus impractical. Beth loved her children and grandchildren as well as her Amish town and practices. Why was she thinking of love at this point in her life? As a storm approached, Beth was surprised when her elderly mother mentioned it was not too late for her daughter to have a chance with a man. Who could like her when she was never looked at as a young woman ? Does Beth find her own Amish love story? This is a sweet, wholesome novella appropriate for all ages and the fourth in the Wilkes County Amish Romance Series. The first book is Martha's Story and each can be read as a stand alone book. less