Too many sweets spoil the murder . . . Harvest, Ohio, is a long way from New York City, where Bailey King left a coveted job as a head chocolatier to take over Swissmen Sweets, her Amish grandparents? candy shop. Now, while caring for her recently widowed grandmother, she plans to honor her grandfather?s memory by entering the annual Amish Confectionery Competition. But bet Too many sweets spoil the murder . . . Harvest, Ohio, is a long way from New York City, where Bailey King left...
| Title | : | Lethal Licorice (Amish Candy Shop Mystery #2) |
| Author | : | Amanda Flower |
| Rating | : | |
| Genres | : | Mystery |
| ISBN | : | 1496706412 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 324 pages pages |
Lethal Licorice (Amish Candy Shop Mystery #2) Reviews
A fun cozy. ...
Lethal Licorice is the second book in the Amish Candy series and it's just as good as the first. After her grandfather's death, Bailey King remained in Harvest, Ohio to help her grandmother run Swissman's Sweet Shop and participate in the Amish Confectionery Contest. During the contest...
Lethal Licorice is the second book in the An Amish Candy Shop Mystery series. The Amish Confectionery Competition has come to the quaint little community of Harvest and Swissmen Sweets is one the fifteen shops that will be making their most tasty candies, to be able to say they are ...
This is book 2 in the Amish Candy Shop Mystery series and as indicated it is a good cozy murder set in the Ohio Amish community. Bailey returns to her hometown to run the family's candy business. Her grandfather instilled in her a love of candy and she left New York City and a prestigi...
I enjoyed reading this second book set in Harvest Ohio, now you might want to pick up the first book, Assaulted Caramel, but the author brings you up to date. Our candy maker, a daughter of a man who left the Amish faith, came to visit her Grandparents, and ends up staying to help her...
Dollycas?s Thoughts The Amish Confectionery Competition has come to Harvest, Ohio and Bailey King has been allowed to participate even though she is not Amish. There are some contestants not happy that she is competing against them. Especially Josephine Weaver and she loudly voice...
Bailey is English but her ancestry is Amish. She recently moved back to her grandmother?s community to help her run her Amish candy shop after her grandfather?s death. She is slowly expanding the shop?s offerings to the delight of their customers. Though allowed to use electricit...
Amanda Flower is my go-to cozy mystery author and I am loving this new series with it's clever and catchy titles! And my hero Jethro is back -- the charming troublemaker who just happens to be a polka-dotted pot-belly pig with plenty of attitude! In fact, as the story begins we discove...
In this second book of the series Bailey is settling into the town of Harvest, Ohio and helping her grandmother run Swissmen Sweets. The annual Amish Confectionery Competition is coming up and Bailey has been allowed to compete in her grandfather's place. Things are looking good until ...
It?s the weekend of the Amish Confectionery Competition in the village of Harvest, Ohio. Swissmen Sweet?s was one among the many Amish candy makers from not just the various counties in Ohio but also the state of Wisconsin and Florida. Jebidiah King, Bailey?s grandfather who pass...
This is the second book in the Amish Candy Shop mystery series, after Assaulted Caramel. We find ourselves back in Harvest, Ohio, with Bailey King who is helping her Amish grandmother in her grandparent's sweet shop. She has entered an Amish candy-making competition, much to the annoya...
I am a huge fan of author Amanda Flower. I don't think I have read a series yet that I haven't loved. The Amish Candy Shop Mystery series is no exception. Bailey King is trying to learn how to fit in to two worlds, Amish and English, while helping her grandmother run the candy shop. Th...
Loved this one as much as the first, and that's saying a lot! Highly recommended! *5 Stars ...
Amanda Flower has book two in her Amish Candy Shop Mystery out later this month and Lethal Licorice is bittersweet. Fresh on the heels of where book one ends, Bailey and her Amish grandmother are still getting used to daily life without her grandfather. Baliey who is not Amish is doing...
I love the Amish Candy Shop series by Amanda Flower. All of the characters are well described and faceted. The main character, Bailey King, is especially enjoyable because even though she has plenty of street smarts from when she was a chocolatier in New York City, she does not look do...
Lethal Licorice by Amanda Flower is the second story in The Amish Candy Shop Mystery series. Bailey King is now living in Harvest, Ohio and working at her grandparent?s candy shop Swissmen Sweets. They are preparing for the Amish Confectionery Competition (ACC) where Bailey will take...- **I voluntarily read this ARC** A great addition to a wonderful series. The setting is beautiful. I love the contrast of the Amish views and Bailey's modern views. I also enjoyed how this naturally caused some conflict throughout the story. The ending wasn't my favorite, but I reall...
Lethal Licorice by Amanda Flower is the 2nd book in the Amish Candy Shop Mystery series, and my 2nd book by this author. I really love this series, and am looking forward to the next book in the series. Bailey King left her job as a New York chocolatier to return to Harvest, OH to run ...
I loved this book, I know that anything Amanda Flower writes will be fabulous, and this book does not disappoint. It is time for the Amish Confectionary Convention, and Bailey has permission to enter the contest in her late grandfathers place, even though she isn't Amish. This upsets ...
I may have found my favorite cozy mystery author! A quick read but the plot, characters and mystery all blend so well. ...
In the second book of this very good chocolate series, Bailey King is participating in the Amish Confectionery Competition in Harvest, Ohio to honor her deceased Grandfather. Josephine Weaver, another entrant contested her questions her right to complete as Bailey is not Amish. Bailey ...- Bailey King is settling into her new life working at Swissmen Sweets, the candy shop owned by her recently widowed grandmother. She is honoring her grandfather's memory by participating in the annual Amish Confectionery Competition. But an Amish candy maker wants Bailey disqualified...
Lethal Licorice is the second installment in the Amish Candy Shop Mystery series featuring chocolatier Bailey King set in the small town of Harvest, Ohio. Bailey is slowly settling into her new life in the Amish community helping her grandmother Clara run Swissmen Sweets after the rece...
Lethal Licorice by Amanda Flower is the second book in the cozy Amish Candy Shop Mystery. In this series Bailey King had been trying for a coveted job as a head chocolatier in New York when she decides to instead head home to Harvest, Ohio to take over Swissmen Sweets, her Amish grandp...
Lethal Licorice is the second book in the Amish candy shop series. Author Amanda Flower describes the Amish way of life in such detail, I found myself transported to Harvest, Ohio as soon as I read the first paragraph. Bailey King is trying to balance her life, living in an Amish com...
A fantastic read!! Mystery, Amish, Candy, and Romance--everything I could want in a cozy... Could barely put it down; work was very inconvenient yesterday! ...
Still like the characters and setting and dialogue. Pour was used where pore was required but that could have been poor (!) editing. ...
The second book in the Amish Candy Shop series finds Bailey not only working to solve a mystery, but adjusting to her new life with her Amish grandmother in Harvest, Ohio. While in the midst of the Amish Confectionary Competition and on the hunt for her friend?s missing pet pig, Bail...
First, let me say that this is the second book in the Amish Candy Shop Mystery series. I haven?t read the first book, Assaulted Caramel, but I plan to. I was able to follow the story line in Lethal Licorice just fine, although I sure was curious about the things that were being allud...
Oh my goodness, this was a great second book in what I had already decided is one of my favorite series back when I read the first book. How could you go wrong with a book that has an opening line of "When the pig went missing, I knew there would be trouble." And trouble there was! Fro...
