Berlin Bookmobile Series in Order by Shelley Shepard Gray

"A Christmas Courtship" is a Christmas love story by Shelley Shepard Gray, part of the "Berlin Bookmobile" series. The story follows Sarah Anne Miller, who is more than happy to help her boss, Aaron, with his Christmas orders. When Aaron's brother, who is also Sarah's crush, comes to town, Sarah decides to learn about love through romance novels. She soon realizes that real love is different from what she has read in books and that Aaron's brother might not be the right person for her. As Sarah navigates her feelings, she also helps Aaron with his Christmas orders and learns more about herself and what she wants in life.

"An Amish Surprise" is the second book in the Berlin Bookmobile series by Shelley Shepard Gray. The book tells the story of Miriam and Calvin Gingerich, a young Amish couple who have been trying to have a baby for several years without success. The story addresses topics such as infertility, foster care, and adoption with authenticity and heart. The couple takes in a foster child, ten-year-old Miles, who has been through a lot in his young life. As they care for Miles, they begin to see the joys and challenges of parenthood in a new light, and they learn to trust in God's plan for their family. The book is a heartwarming and emotional tale of love, family, and faith in the face of adversity.

"A Perfect Amish Romance" is a book by Shelley Shepard Gray, part of "The Berlin Bookmobile Series". The book follows the story of Sarah Anne Miller, a bookmobile librarian who has recently lost her husband and is grieving. Sarah is an Englisher, but she has a deep love and respect for the Amish community she serves. As she travels around in her bookmobile, she becomes a matchmaker for the Amish people she meets, including her new neighbor, Aaron Coblentz. As Sarah helps others find love, she begins to heal from her own loss and finds unexpected happiness. Shelley Shepard Gray is a New York Times bestselling author who has researched the Amish community extensively, and her writing reflects an authentic and affectionate portrayal of their way of life.