If you love Amish Christmas stories, you will be over-the-moon with this binge-worthy collection of ten heart-warming stories of More Amish Christmas Miracles.
The authors in the collection are myself, along with Jennifer Beckstrand, Rachel J. Good, Serena B. Miller, Dana R. Lynn, Loree Lough, Susan Lantz Simpson, Adina Senft, Ashley Emma, and Mary Alford. We hope you will join us on Facebook tonight at 7 PM EST for a special launch party. You'll find us on the Amish Christmas Miracles group page.
My story in this collection takes place in 1965 and features a young Christopher Stoltz (Unlikely Santa) and his sweetheart Judy Mishler.
Here's what the story's about:
Unlikely Singing
A missed opportunity. A summer of regret. And a Christmas miracle.
The moment Christopher Stoltz met the mysterious young Amish woman at his cousin’s wedding, he knew there was something special about her. But they’d only spoken briefly and he’d failed to get her name—or discover which Amish district she was from, to his dismay. So when they cross paths again, he vows not to make the same mistake twice. There’s one little problem, though. She’s already in a relationship with a minister’s son.
Judy Mishler is shocked when she attends church in her beau’s new district and reconnects with the handsome mystery man she’d met over the summer. Not only is Christopher Stoltz brave, but he seems to be everything she’s dreamed about, and their chemistry—something missing with her current beau—is undeniable. But is Christopher a genuine hero, or is he just a pretender?
Will it take a Christmas miracle for them to find their happily ever after?
(For those who read my story An Unexpected Christmas Gift in the first Amish Christmas Miracles collection, does the name Mishler sound familiar? You'll find out why in this book!)
I hope to see you at the party tonight! When you've read the stories, let us know what you thought by leaving a review where you purchased your book or on Goodreads.
Happy reading, friends!
Blessings,
Jennifer Spredemann
Heart-Touching Amish Fiction
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