Amish Pride and Prejudice
(2026)(The fourth book in the Amish Classics series)
A novel by Ashley Emma
Summer arrives in the Amish community of Unity, Maine—and with it, unexpected rivalry.
Elizabeth Beachy has spent her life proving herself.
After her mother’s death and her father’s crippling fall, she and her sister Jane stepped into running their family business, Beachy Carpentry—one of the most respected house-framing companies in three counties.
At thirty, Elizabeth is known in the Amish community for her skill and determination… and for being a spinster.
After church one Sunday, weary of well-meaning matchmaking, Elizabeth pours her frustrations into a letter to her closest friend, Juliet, and slips it into their secret wooden mailbox.
But the letter never reaches Juliet.
William Darcy, newly arrived in Unity with his brother Charles Bingley, discovers the misplaced note and—touched by its honesty—writes back anonymously. Soon, Elizabeth finds herself confiding in a mysterious correspondent who understands her in ways no one else does.
In person, however, William is infuriating.
When he and Charles open a competing carpentry business—offering lower prices and casting doubt on ‘the Beachy sisters’ attempt’ at running their company—Elizabeth’s pride flares. Their arguments spark over business contracts, garden boundaries, and even whose pumpkin will win at the Common Ground Fair.
As competition intensifies and misunderstandings grow, Elizabeth’s anger leads her to make a reckless choice she quickly regrets. Yet through their secret letters, she and William reveal their deepest fears, family burdens, and private dreams.
After a powerful storm sweeps through the community, forcing neighbors to rally together, Elizabeth begins to see the quiet kindness beneath William’s reserved exterior.
In a world where tradition guides every path, Elizabeth must decide whether her pride is worth losing the man who knows her heart better than anyone else.
A heartfelt and sometimes funny Amish retelling of Pride and Prejudice, filled with secret letters, spirited rivalry, sisterly devotion, and a love that grows stronger than stubbornness.
Also in this series:
Amish Gift of the Magi
Amish Romeo and Juliet
Amish Scarlet Letter
Amish Little Women
Genre: Inspirational
Elizabeth Beachy has spent her life proving herself.
After her mother’s death and her father’s crippling fall, she and her sister Jane stepped into running their family business, Beachy Carpentry—one of the most respected house-framing companies in three counties.
At thirty, Elizabeth is known in the Amish community for her skill and determination… and for being a spinster.
After church one Sunday, weary of well-meaning matchmaking, Elizabeth pours her frustrations into a letter to her closest friend, Juliet, and slips it into their secret wooden mailbox.
But the letter never reaches Juliet.
William Darcy, newly arrived in Unity with his brother Charles Bingley, discovers the misplaced note and—touched by its honesty—writes back anonymously. Soon, Elizabeth finds herself confiding in a mysterious correspondent who understands her in ways no one else does.
In person, however, William is infuriating.
When he and Charles open a competing carpentry business—offering lower prices and casting doubt on ‘the Beachy sisters’ attempt’ at running their company—Elizabeth’s pride flares. Their arguments spark over business contracts, garden boundaries, and even whose pumpkin will win at the Common Ground Fair.
As competition intensifies and misunderstandings grow, Elizabeth’s anger leads her to make a reckless choice she quickly regrets. Yet through their secret letters, she and William reveal their deepest fears, family burdens, and private dreams.
After a powerful storm sweeps through the community, forcing neighbors to rally together, Elizabeth begins to see the quiet kindness beneath William’s reserved exterior.
In a world where tradition guides every path, Elizabeth must decide whether her pride is worth losing the man who knows her heart better than anyone else.
A heartfelt and sometimes funny Amish retelling of Pride and Prejudice, filled with secret letters, spirited rivalry, sisterly devotion, and a love that grows stronger than stubbornness.
Also in this series:
Amish Gift of the Magi
Amish Romeo and Juliet
Amish Scarlet Letter
Amish Little Women
Genre: Inspirational