Farm to Trouble

By Amanda Flower

Book Overview

From USA Today bestselling author Amanda Flower comes the first in a warm yet twisty cozy mystery series perfect for fans of small-town stories, resilient heroines, and amateur sleuths.

Welcome to Cherry Glen--where the gossip's juicy, the veggies are organic, and murder's always in season

With a heart full of hope, Shiloh Bellamy trades her big-city hustle for the rolling fields of her Michigan hometown, dreaming of turning her family's crumbling farm into a darling farm-to-table haven. Though when Shiloh's only investor turns up dead--face-down in her flower bed, no less --her fresh start starts to wilt. Everyone knows her father had a grudge against the investor, and word travels fast in her small town. Now, Shiloh must clear her family's name and track down the real killer before her new life is uprooted for good.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1492699918
• ISBN13: 9781492699910
• Release Date: February 2021
• Publisher: Poisoned Pen Press
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.51 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.8" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Not my favorite Flower book

I have loved many of her books but this wasn't my favorite. Enjoyed the characters but not the plot line. Think developer plot lines are used too much now in cozy mysteries. But my biggest fault was Shiloh even being suspected, let alone the primary suspect with the whole town blaming her. She arrives at a farmer's market wearing shorts and a tee shirt with a pug in a leash. Where was she supposed to hide sn antique gun in her person. Plus, her dog doesn't react to a gun shot and no one in the farmer's market sees her except one old friend?? I've been to many a farmer's market and people notice dogs. So many of her books are well written and the stories had good construction. This book is not one of them. So many loose threads. A farm falling apart but she leaves it about to go into foreclosure tomrun around bei g insulted by a town of apparently small minded, blind people. Plus, she never stands up for herself and explains her actions. By mid book, I was ready to toss it. However, do recommend many of her other books that are well written.