Seven Amish Bachelors

When the woman you're supposed to marry isn't the one you can't stop thinking about... Amish bachelor Isaac Fuller's future was all mapped out-a spring wedding to Mary Lou and a life of steady devotion to faith and family. Then Hazel Bauer arrives to work for his father. In a community where tradition guides every choice and expectations run deep, Isaac finds himself torn between the safe path everyone expects him to take and feelings he never saw coming. As spring awakens the countryside, Isaac must make an impossible choice: honor the promises of his carefully planned life, or risk everything for a love that could change his world forever. An uplifting Amish romance about finding where you truly belong.

Isaac Fuller's life was mapped out and nearly set in stone, or so he thought. On the cusp of committing to Mary Lou, everything changes with the arrival of Hazel Bauer. Employed by his father, Hazel brings a whirlwind of questions and emotions Isaac never anticipated. In the heart of an Amish community, where tradition and duty run deep, Isaac finds himself torn between the expectations of his family and the stirrings of his heart. As Hazel's mysterious allure challenges Isaac's long-held plans, he faces a decision that could alter the course of his life. Will Isaac yield to the pressures of tradition, or will the unexpected feelings for Hazel lead him down a path less traveled?

When love divides a family, which side do you choose? Second son Levi Fuller thought his courtship with Lucy was heading toward marriage-until his brother's wedding changed everything. Now Lucy refuses to accept his new sister-in-law. His mother has doubts about Lucy. And when Lucy's friend returns from rumspringa with mysterious warnings, the gulf between them widens. As another woman makes her interest known and family tensions rise, Levi faces an impossible dilemma: fight for a love that's tearing his family apart, or let go of the woman he thought was his future. A tender Amish romance about love, loyalty, and impossible decisions.

With his two older brothers now married, Joshua Fuller finds himself thrust into the spotlight as the most eligible bachelor in his Amish community. Three young women have already stepped forward, each hoping to become his wife. There's just one problem-his heart remains unmoved by their attention. Instead, Joshua's gaze keeps drifting to the one girl who seems immune to his charm, the only woman who hasn't thrown herself into the competition for his affections. But when he discovers she's been secretly helping another suitor plot to win his heart, Joshua's world tilts on its axis. As he grapples with this revelation, he must question everything: Has he misjudged her character? Could his perfect match have been standing right in front of him all along-just not where he expected to find her?

He's the charmer. She's done with charm. Jacob Fuller doesn't chase attention; it finds him. Smiles come easy, work comes honest, and most doors open when he knocks. Except hers. She's quick-witted, bright as morning, and refuses to be dazzled by a Fuller grin. The more she ignores him, the more Jacob's interest locks in. He doesn't want applause-he wants the one woman who won't give him a second glance. Mary Lou, meanwhile, is done with soft spots and second chances. After too many cracked friendships and a heart singed by the Fuller boys, she's rebuilding with rules: no detours, no distractions, and absolutely NO new mistakes with a Fuller name attached.

He's the quiet Fuller brother who fixes what breaks and says little. She's the woman he's watched-steady, private, hard to read. Will his deeds speak loud enough to reach her heart? Samuel Fuller isn't flashy. He's steady-the brother who fixes a gate, stays late at a barn-raising, and keeps his feelings tucked away. Everyone's chattering about matches, thanks to Mary Lou's well-meant meddling, but Samuel has only ever watched one woman… and he's done watching. When talk starts to swirl and old whispers brush the Fuller name, the district leans in. Samuel steps out anyway. Not with speeches. With small, unmistakable courage: a seat offered, a fence mended, a truth spoken at last. He'll let his actions answer the rumors-and let one woman see the kind of man who shows up when it counts.

Timothy Fuller knows he has given his family sorrow. While his brothers set their hands to homes and harvests, he has been learning how to mend what he has broken. A child will soon be laid in a cradle, and with that sweet beginning comes the plain truth that a father must be steady. The talk in the district has not quieted, and the supper table feels longer than it used to. Yet Timothy chooses the slower path back-one honest day after another. He will make right what can be mended, speak kindly where there has been hurt, and stand faithful when it would be easier to turn away. In a community that believes in grace, he hopes to be received not for fine words but for a changed life. There is work to do, bridges to rebuild, and a home to ready for the blessing that is nearly here.