The Amish Widow's Roadside Stand (Finding Love in Amish Country)

She doesn’t need anyone to rescue her. She needs them to stop trying to plan her life.

Since her husband’s death, Sylvia Petersheim has raised two children, tended her fields, and protected the crooked roadside stand Amos built when they married. She politely refuses every plan the district makes for her... until a violent summer storm destroys the one thing that feels entirely her own.

Jesse Lantz, the bishop’s carpenter son, arrives with his tools and an instinct to fix what is broken. But when Sylvia insists on setting the terms, he does what no one else has managed: he listens.

As shared work grows into friendship—and friendship begins to feel dangerously like love—Sylvia worries accepting Jesse’s help means surrendering her independence.

Then whispers spread that the bishop arranged their match.

Is Jesse offering Sylvia love without obligation, or has the district been planning her future all along?

Perfect for readers who love: Widowed Amish mother heroine Gentle carpenter hero Blended family Friends to lovers Slow-burn courtship Community gossip and matchmaking Finding love again after loss Sweet, clean, and wholesome Amish romance