About the Book

With a love built on faith, no dream is impossible…

Jeannie Graber is grateful for her life in Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania. Her job in the family fabric shop allows her to contribute and also to set aside a little nest egg for the future. Still, she can't help wishing for a bit more. So when the idea comes to her to remodel a storeroom into a sewing studio where she can give lessons, she sets out to prove that she is a capable woman and no longer the flighty girl no one takes seriously. But she'll need help getting her dream off the ground.

Matthew Fisher works in his brother's construction business, but he has dreams of his own. He's good with a hammer and nails, but he's even better with drafting tools. When Jeannie Graber, whom he's loved from afar for years, asks him to design and build her business space, he understands that Gott has given him a gift: a chance to prove himself to his brother and, more importantly, to Jeannie.

But when a beloved elderly woman disappears from the community, Jeannie and Matthew are determined to bring her home safely. As they work side by side, faith and friendship blossom into something deeper. But will old insecurities keep them apart, or will they finally trust Gott―and each other―with their hearts?

The making of
A Heart to Cherish

I'm so thrilled to share my second Amish suspense, which is a sequel to A Heart Set Free. This story features Jeannie, who is Jerome twin sister from the first book. This book was so fun to write, and I hope readers enjoy it! I dedicated this book to my older son, Zac, and his beautiful bride, Maddy. 

A Review Worth Reading

A HEART TO CHERISH was a sweet, charming love story and I absolutely enjoyed every page of it. Jeannie and Matthew were easy to root for, both of them carrying dreams, insecurities and hopes that felt very real. Their journey had that lovely mix of tenderness and faith that I always enjoy in an Amish romance and watching their relationship grow side by side was a pleasure.

One of the biggest bonuses for me was the suspense woven into the story. It added an extra layer of interest that kept me fully invested, not just in the romance but in everything happening around Jeannie and Matthew. I loved how the mystery deepened the pull of the book and gave the story even more heart. Amy Clipston writes warm, engaging stories that feel both comforting and compelling and this one was no exception.

—JudyAnnLovesBooks

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