The rise and fall of Miss Fannie's biscuits : a cozy Amish mystery
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Brunstetter, Wanda E., author 1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJqbhtBGG8Kb6BbRRqk4bd

Título
The rise and fall of Miss Fannie's biscuits : a cozy Amish mystery

Autor
Brunstetter, Wanda E., author 1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJqbhtBGG8Kb6BbRRqk4bd
 
Bolton, Martha, 1951- author

Format
Libros

ISBN
9798891510111

Subject Term
Amish -- Fiction.
 
Private investigators -- Fiction.
 
Missing persons -- Fiction.
 
Missing persons -- Investigation -- Fiction.
 
Baking -- Competitions -- Fiction.
 
Amish -- Romans, nouvelles, etc.
 
Personnes disparues -- Romans, nouvelles, etc.
 
Détectives -- Romans, nouvelles, etc.
 
Personnes disparues -- Enquêtes -- Romans, nouvelles, etc.
 
FICTION / Christian / Romance.
 
FICTION / Amish & Mennonite.

Summary
"Why are baking contestants disappearing? Fannie Miller, a quilt maker with a love of baked goods and a penchant for solving mysteries, has met a life goal by qualifying for the finals of the Tuscarawa County baking contest. But when some of the other contestants start vanishing, it seems something nefarious might be afoot. Fannie is forced to enlist the help of Foster Bates, a retired cop and part-time private investigator, by disrupting his peaceful off-duty hours. Though he's reluctant to get involved at first, Fannie manages to persuade him of the potential seriousness of the situation. Could it be that one of the other finalists is somehow responsible for these disappearances, thinning out the competition? Michael and Melissa Taylor, a couple on the brink of divorce, could no doubt use the $25,000 grand prize to pay their attorneys. Meanwhile, the Blustery Beiler Sisters---Faith, Hope, and Charity---seem to be doing a lot of whispering behind everyone's backs. Is it possible they are hiding a dark and sinister secret? And what about Fannie herself? Has the amateur sleuth really told Foster everything she knows?"--Back cover.


LibraryShelf NumberEstado
Benson Public LibraryFIC BRUNSTETTERAdult Fiction