She left her Amish roots behind—until her father’s mysterious death pulls her back to secrets she may not survive.Lydia Troyer thought she’d left her Amish roots and the heartbreak of losing Aaron Shetler far behind in Pittsburgh. But when a late-night call draws her home to Willow Springs, she’s confronted with more than grief. Her father has been found dead in his beloved bookshop under suspicious circumstances, reopening old wounds she’s tried to forget.The police blame vandals, but a shattered cellar window and missing journal tell a different story. Now, facing the wreckage of the shop and the cold shoulder of her Amish brothers, Lydia must decide whether to trust Aaron, the man she walked away from, to uncover what her father was hiding. Yet someone in Willow Springs seems determined to keep the past buried, no matter the cost.If Lydia and Aaron can’t piece together the truth before her father’s secrets claim another life, she may lose more than her second chance at love.The Amish Book Cellar is the heartwarming first novel in the Willow Springs Amish Mystery Romance Series, blending faith, forgiveness, and slow-burn suspense in a small town brimming with secrets. If you love cozy mysteries, second-chance romance, and stories where faith lights the darkest corners, you’ll be captivated by Tracy Fredrychowski’s moving tale of love and redemption.Unlock the cellar door and uncover the truth, buy The Amish Book Cellar today!

SHE MAY WIN THE RIGHT TO VOTE, BUT SHE COULD LOSE HER HEART IN THE PROCESS!Katherine “Katie” Jones has never been content to sit quietly on the sidelines. Fresh from her work with the National American Woman Suffrage Association, she returns to Homestead, Idaho determined to rouse the women of Long Bow Valley to embrace the power already in their hands—the vote. With her Vassar education, her bold spirit, and a stubborn Model T she calls the Susan B, Katie is ready to ignite change.But Homestead isn’t Washington, D.C. Neighbors whisper about her unconventional ways. Ministers frown. Her father longs to protect her from criticism and conflict. Only Ben Rafferty—the childhood friend who now runs the Homestead Herald—seems to understand her fire. Yet even Ben finds himself torn between admiration for Katie’s passion and his own desire for a quiet, ordinary life.As Katie’s new women’s column stirs both hope and controversy, she finds herself wrestling with the cost of conviction, the confusion of old friendships becoming something new, and the surprising discovery that standing for what she believes in may require far more than bold words and a brave vote.

Is the life she dreams of going to be put on hold…yet again?Being the youngest of three sisters isn’t always easy for Britt Chandler, especially when her older sisters have successful lives, and hers feels like it’s still on hold. Britt put all her dreams aside to care for their mother, but now Mom is gone. Just as Britt finally has a chance to blossom, her sister is ordered on bed rest during a difficult pregnancy, and it looks like God is once again calling Britt to be a family caregiver.Rafe Stuart is unable to forgive himself for a childhood mistake with grave repercussions. No matter how many lives he saves as a first responder, he can’t ever seem to do enough to free his soul from that decades-old tragedy. There definitely isn’t room in his wounded heart for love.When these two struggling souls encounter each other, hope flares. But they’re both terrified that entangling their complicated lives might destroy them—and those around them. How can they begin to trust that God has the best in mind for them and real purpose beyond what they could have dreamed?This novel was originally published in 2019 under the same title.

She needs her rent money. He’s a cynic with secrets. Emma Redwood is in the exclusive wedding card business. When a called-off wedding threatens her rent money, she’s left with no choice: meddle or lose her home. She soon discovers that playing cupid has its challenges. She needs help, and she needs it fast. What better accomplice than the ex-best man?Benedict Holmes was reluctant to be his brother's best man. He agreed to it, knowing that someone would need to be there when it all fell apart. Which it did, spectacularly. His relief is short-lived when the stubborn Ms. Redwood comes knocking on his door, insisting he help her reunite the two and get the wedding back on track. Her meddling pokes into his past and the real reason for his wedding doubts.In the mess of three-tier cakes, secrets and flying emotions, Emma soon finds that the rent money isn’t all that’s at stake. 300 Handmade Wedding Invitations300 Name Tags300 Thank You CardsEquals 1 Month’s RentThe wedding must go on!

Faith, Frontier, and Forever Love: Three Courageous Women, Three Full-Length Unforgettable Love Stories in the Heart of TexasBook 1 – The Widow Jane ParkerTwice widowed and fiercely independent, Jane Parker dares to chase her dream of ranching in West Texas. When Seth Armstrong rides into her life, his quiet strength awakens a hope she thought lost forever. But can she risk her heart again—and trade her hard-won freedom—for a love that might be God's greatest gift?Book 2 – The River RiderTeen siblings Luke and Naomi flee a violent past, determined to build a future on their own land. Battling hardship along the Rio Grande, Luke falls for a girl he cannot have, while Naomi faces a life-changing decision of her own. Can they hold fast to their faith—and each other—when dreams and love collide?Book 3 – The Twelve Mile SchoolEster Hammon leaves the comfort of Dallas to teach in rugged West Texas, only to find herself in the path of danger—and in the arms of a stoic rancher with a tender heart. As violence sweeps across the border, Ester's courage is tested. Will love and faith be enough to carry them through?Publisher's Note: Readers who enjoy heartful tales of life, faith, and romance will not want to miss this endearing series set in West Texas, highlighting the struggles and delights of life in the early 1900s.Judy McGonagill is a native Texan and loves the rich history of the Lone Star State. Judy grew up in a small town where church and school were the community's focus. She has been married to her beloved husband for many years and has two adult sons. She is a retired teacher with an interest in history and enjoys writing historical novels.

Bartering for services gets a cowboy exactly what he never knew he wanted in this sweet Texas hometown romance from the author of Hill Country Reunion.Including his property in the local historical society's grand tour could have huge benefits for Kent Ritter, but he has no clue how to decorate it. So he strikes a deal with town newcomer Erin Dearborn: she'll give him decorating advice if he'll make repairs to her home. It's a fair bargain . . . but love was never meant to enter the mix.