The Yoder Family Saga Boxed Set (An Amish Romance)

The Complete Series

By: Sylvia Price

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

***If you loved A Promised Tomorrow (available for free on Amazon), grab the rest of the series featuring five #1 best-sellers in this special boxed set.***

The Yoder Family Saga follows widow Miriam Yoder and her four unmarried daughters, Megan, Rebecca, Josephine, and Lillian, as they discover God’s plans for them and the hope He provides for a happy tomorrow.

Peace for Yesterday

Rebecca Yoder is twenty-years-old and fears she might be single forever. At one point, she was on the verge of being engaged to a handsome young man in town. Then things went sour, leaving Rebecca to wonder what is wrong with her and whether she is unlovable. Can she let go of her memories with her lost love long enough to find joy with another? Or, will her insecurities keep her from finding love again?

A Path for Tomorrow

Josephine Yoder works for bachelor Abe Schmidt on his horse farm despite her mother’s concerns. When a new farmhand arrives, tensions rise and tempers flare. However, a missing horse forces their unlikely alliance, igniting passions of a different sort. Will the horse thief be caught? Can Josephine’s wild heart be tamed, or will she be unwilling to sacrifice her independence?

Faith for the Future

A new student named Grace Eicher moves into the community to attend Megan Yoder’s school. Despite her best efforts, Megan finds herself drawn to the sad little girl and her baby brother, but especially to their widowed father. Is widower Jacob ready for someone new in his life, and will the children accept Megan as family? Will Megan leave her ailing mother for a chance at love?

Patience for the Present

Lillian Yoder is the baby of the family and is keen to grow up and find her way in the world. Noah Troyer has been captivated by Lillian since he was a young boy, but becoming an Amish wife is appalling to her. She wants to break free into the wide world just beyond her settlement. Can Noah capture Lillian’s heart before it’s stolen away by the ways of the world? Or, will the allure of the English lifestyle be too tempting for Lillian?

Return to Yesterday

Miriam Yoder is unsure about Abe Schmidt’s role in her family’s life despite the fact that her daughter Josephine has been working for him and sees him as a father figure. When Josephine discovers that Abe and her mother were once in a romantic relationship, she enlists the help of her sisters to reunite them. Will Abe forgive Miriam for past hurts? Will Miriam allow herself to love again?

Start reading this sweet Amish romance series today that will take you on a rollercoaster of emotions as you’re welcomed into the life of the Yoder family.

story did not match virtual narration

Narrator was breathy, and pronounced most of the Amish/german words incorrectly. story was amazing and well worth it!

AI stinks

Absolutely hated the AI pronunciations of the names and the dialect. It distracts from the story

AI can't speak PA Dutch.

AI cannot differentiate between English text and dialect. i.e. Māme instead of mămEE....

it's off-putting.

Not a fan of computer narrations

I would love to hear this from a human voice I feel it would be much better

The ai story teller was horrible

I loved the books and the story lines but the ai storytelling did not have the inflections and the Amish dialect needed for Amish stories. It needed an actual human to tell the difference between spellings and Amish dialect

Great books

I loved all five books in the series. You don’t want to lay them down you want to keep reading. You see the family’s lives all work out when they follow Gods will!

good storyline..

poorly pronounced words! yikes. I know it is AI but really painful to listen to.

loved it all

I think this story was written well, however I do wish the reader pronounced Amish words better. I loved all characters and storyline.

Very sweet cute stories.

Totally enjoyed all the stories. Kept my interest.
Virtual voice is horrible. Hard to distinguish between characters and Amish pronunciation is awful. Got so tired of hearing “gut” instead of “gute”.

The narrator

I didn’t like that Rebecca was called Rachel ? Found it annoying esp since I paid to listen to it.