Indiana Cousins

Wanda E. Brunstetter

Nineteen-year-old Allison Troyer would rather play ball than learn the domestic skills expected of an Amish woman, but marriageable age brings new responsibilities. Sent to Missouri to master the management of an Amish household, she must confront feelings of insecurity and a longing for purpose and acceptance. As James Esh and Aaron Zook vie for her affection, Allison faces difficult choices about love, faith, and the woman she is meant to become. This warm Amish romance explores personal growth, belonging, and the tension between following tradition and discovering one’s own strengths.

Wanda E. Brunstetter

Martha Hostettler, the youngest and most daring of the Amish sisters, is troubled by a series of attacks against her family. When the man she loves becomes the chief suspect, Martha takes matters into her own hands and begins searching for the truth—risking her safety, her relationships, and the peace of those she holds dear. Set against the close-knit Amish community of Holmes County, this heartfelt story explores family loyalty, courage, faith, and the cost of seeking justice. Wanda E. Brunstetter’s warm, immersive storytelling offers an engaging portrait of Amish life and the unshakeable bonds that sustain one family through adversity.

Wanda E. Brunstetter

Nearly a year after losing her husband, Lydia King is determined to give her young son a joyful Christmas and rebuild their lives together. But when a tragic accident shatters her fragile sense of security, Lydia must draw on her faith, courage, and the support of her Amish community to face an uncertain future. As grief gives way to healing, she discovers that hope can emerge in unexpected ways and that love may still have a place in her heart. A tender Amish fiction story of loss, family, faith, and new beginnings.