Crime and cherry pits

"Shiloh Bellamy can hardly believe it -- for the first time in her family farm's seventy-year history, she has managed to score a highly coveted booth at the Cherry Farm Market in Traverse City, Michigan. It's a huge win in her master plan to bring the run-down farm back to life ... and the fact tha...

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Main Author: Flower, Amanda (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Naperville, Illinois : Poisoned Pen Press, [2024]
Series:Flower, Amanda. Farm to table mystery ; 4.
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Summary:"Shiloh Bellamy can hardly believe it -- for the first time in her family farm's seventy-year history, she has managed to score a highly coveted booth at the Cherry Farm Market in Traverse City, Michigan. It's a huge win in her master plan to bring the run-down farm back to life ... and the fact that her coup has sent her next-door neighbor and organic farming competitor into fits of jealousy doesn't hurt either. But the festive atmosphere at the farm market takes a dark turn when a man entered in the famous cherry pit-spitting competition chokes and dies. When the death turns out to be more suspicious than a cherry pit down the wrong pipe, Shiloh finds herself under local law enforcement's microscope. And when they discover her cousin Stacey had been secretly dating the man in question-and that he was married to someone else-Shiloh begins to worry that everything she has worked so hard to accomplish with her family's farm is about to be taken away. It will take all her investigative skills, a tenuous friendship (or is it something more?) with the local sheriff, and some help from Shiloh's trusty pug, Huckleberry, to prove the cops are barking up the wrong cherry tree and put the real killer behind bars for good." --
Item Description:Includes recipes.
Physical Description:304 pages ; 18 cm.
ISBN:9781728273051
1728273056
Author Notes:AMANDA FLOWER, a USA Today b estselling and Agatha Award-winning author of over twenty cozy mystery novels, started her writing career in elementary school when she wrote a story that had her sixth grade class in stitches. In addition to being an author, Amanda has been a librarian for fifteen years and is starting an organic farm of her very own with her family in Northeast Ohio.