From bestselling authors in the Amish genre come four delicious stories ideal for celebrating love, joy, and the holiday season.

Cookies and Cheer by Amy Clipston

Alyssa Byler wants to build a sugars cookie nativity scene on her behalf bakery’s Christmas window display-all she requirements is the right cookie cutters. She converts to good looking blacksmith Kyle Smoker. Using Kyle’s handmade cutters, Alyssa developed a striking display that brings even more clients than she can handle. She quickly realizes she’s about An Amish Christmas Bakery: Four Stories been too active to focus on the true indicating of Christmas-and too distracted to explore her emotions for Kyle. Together, they reserve the holiday hurry to celebrate the season that brought them collectively.

Loaves of Love by Beth Wiseman

Katie Swartzentruber has been left responsible for her family’s bakery, but she shortly finds herself overwhelmed with orders during the christmas. She is lured to go her Old Order family in to the contemporary world through the use of propane ovens. Meanwhile, her years as a child friend Henry Hershberger is wanting to get the courage to inform Katie that he’s harbored a top secret crush on Katie for a long time. As the demands at the bakery intensify, both Katie and Henry must discover the courage to follow what’s important.

Melting Hearts by Kathleen Fuller

When her aunt Carolyn begs for help during the busy Christmas hurry, Mattie Shetler eagerly packs her bags and heads to Birch Creek. She doesn’t know her uncle has also asked for assist with the bakery’s fresh growth from Peter Kaufman, Mattie’s sworn foe. As the two interact, Mattie discovers not absolutely all is really as it seems. With Christmas coming, Mattie and Peter open up their hearts for the best gifts of the growing season: forgiveness and perhaps even love.

Cakes and Kisses by Kelly Irvin

Martha Ropp functions hard at her family’s bakery, making cakes and pies for community festivities. To help through the occupied Christmas period, Martha’s mom hires Ambrose Hershberger to create deliveries. Martha remembers Ambrose as a mild huge from her school days. But the more they interact, the more they would like to spend time jointly beyond the bakery. When both are too timid to make the first move, the town matchmakers step in.