Premeditated Peppermint

Amish Candy Shop Mystery Series, Book 3

By: Amanda Flower

Narrated by: Rebecca Mitchell

Christmas is Bailey King's favorite time of year. For her first Yuletide in Harvest, Ohio, the former big-city chocolatier is recreating a cherished holiday treat: peppermint combined with molten white chocolate. But her sugar high plummets when her former boyfriend walks into the candy shop she now runs with her Amish grandmother.

New York celebrity chef Eric Sharp and his TV crew have arrived to film an authentic Amish Christmas. Bailey's not about to let her beloved town - and Swissmen Sweets - be turned into a sound bite. Unfortunately, she gets more publicity than she bargained for when Eric's executive producer is found strangled to death - and Eric's the prime suspect.

With Bailey's sheriff deputy boyfriend out to prove Eric's guilt, her bad-boy ex tries to sweet-talk her into helping him clear his name...and rekindle their romance to boost ratings for his show. Now, between a surplus of suspects and a victim who wasn't who she seemed, Bailey's edging dangerously close to a killer who isn't looking to bring joy to the world-or to Bailey-this deadly Noel....

©2018 Amanda Flower (P)2018 Tantor

Loved it!!

Sweet entertaining..suspenseful..
Love this series
I find this author absolutely delightful..
Please don’t stop writing

Great storyline!

I love this series with it's twists and turns. It would be great even for younger readers who like mysteries.

“Shivers” way too much!

This author uses “shivers” way too much in each and every book on this series. Can you not use “made my blood run cold” or “made my spine tingle” or anything else that is different?

ANOTHER GREAT READ

LOVE THIS SERIES AND THE DEVELOPING CHARACTERS AND RELATIONSHIPS. BAILEY AND AIDAN AND ALL THE OTHERS. I HATED TO FINISH THIS BOOK ONLY BECAUSE I NOW MUST WAIT MONTHS FOR THE NEXT.

Great series

As usual, so fun to visit Holmes County, Ohio! This is one of my favorite mystery series, for a few reasons. Bailey is always growing and evolving and so does the story and what she wants to achieve. I like that it isn’t just someone going to work and finding a body constantly. Plus the town is always so heartwarming and I feel at home every time.