Mary Ellis

Mary Ellis

10 Series

Mary Ellis is an American author known for her Christian-themed romantic suspense novels. She draws inspiration from the Amish community in central Ohio, where she resides near the largest Amish population in the U.S. Before her writing career, Mary worked as a middle school teacher and in sales for Hershey Chocolate.

In "A Plain Man" by Mary Ellis, Caleb Beachy returns to his Amish roots after living among the English, only to clash with his father. As he struggles to fully embrace his faith and reconnect with the community, Caleb finds solace in Josie Yoder, who has grown into a woman since he left. Josie's presence offers Caleb hope and eases his frustrations, yet his past choices weigh heavily on him. As their relationship blossoms, Caleb must confront whether his previous mistakes will ruin their future together. Will Josie's unwavering support help Caleb overcome his guilt and find redemption?

Bourbon Tour Mystery

One for the Road

(2021)(By: Mary Ellis)

100 Proof Murder

(2021)(By: Mary Ellis)

Civil War Heroines

The Quaker and the Rebel

(2014)

Romance on the River

(2014)

The Lady and the Officer

(2014)

Kate Weller/Marked For Retribution

Hiding in Plain Sight

(2018)

Sweet Taste of Revenge

(2019)

Island of Last Resorts

(2019)

Miller Family

A Widow's Hope

(2009)

Never Far from Home

(2009)

The Way to a Man's Heart

(2010)

An Amish Family Reunion

(2012)

New Beginnings

Living in Harmony

(2012)

Love Comes to Paradise

(2013)

A Little Bit of Charm

(2013)

Secrets Of The South Mysteries

Midnight on the Mississippi

(2015)

What Happened on Beale Street

(2016)

Magnolia Moonlight

(2016)

Sunset in Old Savannah

(2017)

Wayne County

Abigail's New Hope

(2011)

A Marriage for Meghan

(2011)

Standalone Novels

A Plain Man

(2014)

The Last Heiress

(2015)

What Goes 'Round...

(2024)

Short Stories/Novellas

Sarah's Christmas Miracle

(2010)

Always in My Heart

(2014)

Anthologies

Seventh Annual Collection

(1994)

The Amish Sweet Shop

(2018)

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