
The Raber Sisters
Four sisters. Four Christmases. One evergreen farm in northern Indiana.
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An Amish Christmas Collection · Books 1–4
Four sisters. Four Christmases. One evergreen farm in northern Indiana.
The Rabers grow Christmas trees outside Bethel Corner, and since their father's stroke the hardest-working month of the year has belonged to his four daughters.
Emma will not ask for help. Saloma will not speak. Lena will not stay. Nettie has never once chosen anything for herself.
One sister, one Christmas, one book, in order of age. Each one closes on a proposal. None of them ends on a cliff-hanger, and every book can be read on its own.
Sweet, closed-door Amish romance. There is no villain in any of the four and nobody behaves badly. Just four women in one family, each coming up against the one thing she has never been able to do, in the month when the whole farm depends on her.
Start with Emma and read down through the sisters. Or start with whichever one sounds most like you.
Books 1–4: Emma's Christmas Hope, Saloma's Christmas Secret, Lena's Christmas Stranger, Nettie's Christmas Choice.

A stubborn young farmer and a girl who wouldn't leave him be.
Amos Beiler is twenty-three and carrying a farm he never asked for. Since his father died, the land, the debts, and a mother and two young ones all rest on his shoulders — and he's decided he has no business wanting anything for himself until it's all set right. He tells himself so every single day.
Then Lydia Riehl comes to Willow Bend for the harvest season. She's quiet, steady, and far too good with a spooked animal, a worn gate latch, and a grieving family that has forgotten how to laugh. She sees straight through Amos's gruffness to the tired, honest man underneath — and slowly, a farm that wants three men starts to feel like less of a burden when she's standing in it.
But Lydia is only in Willow Bend until first frost. There's a kinder, easier man courting her in the open, the whole district reckons it a sensible match, and Amos is too proud and too weighed-down to say the thing he most needs to say.
Some things you only lose because you were too busy being noble to reach for them.
A sweet, closed-door Amish romance — the free prequel to the Willow Bend Romance series, and the story of how the Beiler family began.
Stories of faith, family, and the simple beauty of a life well-lived.

Four sisters. Four Christmases. One evergreen farm in northern Indiana.
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She can keep her good name, or she can keep the greenhouse. She cannot keep both.
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He can gentle any horse in Willow Bend. It's people he's never learned to hold onto.
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He offered her a home, his name, and half of everything he owned. He told her to her face he would never love her.
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A schoolteacher, a carpenter, and the second chance neither of them saw coming.
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Susanna Mast writes sweet and clean romance — tender, faith-filled love stories set in the close-knit community of Willow Bend, where life moves a little slower and love is always worth the wait.
Her debut novel, The Carpenter's Second Chance, opens the Willow Bend Romance series: the story of a schoolteacher, a carpenter who comes home to make things right, and the second chance neither of them saw coming. Expect gentle romance, real heart, and a hard-won happily-ever-after you can trust — warm, wholesome, and always clean.
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Reflections on the season, pressed botanicals from the garden, and early glimpses of the next book. Sent with care.