The Amish Market Series by Rebekah Fisher

A Sweet Amish Romance Esther Lapp, a long-time employee of the market, is devastated when she hears news of the market's financial situation. The harvest has not been good this year and the market is struggling. Carrying the weight of the market's situation, she also struggles with her own issues as well - her painful shyness and her secret admiration of one particular young man who who has been coming by the market regularly... moreA Sweet Amish Romance Esther Lapp, a long-time employee of the market, is devastated when she hears news of the market's financial situation. The harvest has not been good this year and the market is struggling. Carrying the weight of the market's situation, she also struggles with her own issues as well - her painful shyness and her secret admiration of one particular young man who who has been coming by the market regularly. Isaac holds a secret of his own however, and tries his best to do what he can for the market. After a failed attempt, it appears the market may have to close its doors, leaving Esther feeling heartbroken. This situation will definitely take a miracle from God - in more ways than one! How will God come through for the market... and for Esther? less

A Sweet Amish Romance Leah Lambricht is a sweet and gentle girl who just started working at the market. Her older brother James is a rebel who caused trouble and then left the Amish community, leaving Leah feeling that she has to prove she's nothing like him. The shadow of James's rebellion is always lying over her, causing young men to avoid her and many members of the community to look down upon her family. She struggles to forgive her brother for what he did... moreA Sweet Amish Romance Leah Lambricht is a sweet and gentle girl who just started working at the market. Her older brother James is a rebel who caused trouble and then left the Amish community, leaving Leah feeling that she has to prove she's nothing like him. The shadow of James's rebellion is always lying over her, causing young men to avoid her and many members of the community to look down upon her family. She struggles to forgive her brother for what he did.  She becomes attracted to a regular customer, Noah, and the feelings are mutual over time. She's relieved to find that Noah holds nothing against her regarding her shunned brother, despite advice from his brother to be cautious of her. Early one morning she makes a quick stop to the market before heading to a neighbor's barn raising. She's now late to the barn-raising and Noah heads to the market, concerned. A devastating incident occurs and Noah makes some unwise decisions... should he have rethought his quick action? less