Put Out to Pasture - (Farm to Table Mysteries) by Amanda Flower (Paperback)

About the Book

"Shiloh Bellamy saved her father's farm and is finally scraping by as a sustainable and organic farmer in Michigan. Since moving back, she has reconnected with old friends, including her best friend Kristy Brewer and Kristy's husband, Caine. Caine runs the farmer's market with an iron fist, and no one is surprised when he's killed except for Kristy who loved her husband despite his many faults. But when it's discovered that Caine was having an affair, Kristy becomes the number-one suspect in the crime. Shiloh must root out the real killer to save her best friend from prison in this cozy mystery for fans of food, country living, and devious murder"--

Book Synopsis

A delightful new cozy mystery from USA Today bestselling author Amanda Flower!

There's fowl play afoot on the farm

Murder shatters the peace at Bellamy Farm just as autumn and the annual fall festival promises a fresh start for Shiloh Bellamy. When a townswoman's body is found beneath a scarecrow, Shiloh's lifelong best friend becomes the prime suspect, forcing Shiloh to dive into the secrets lurking behind her small Michigan town's welcoming façade.

Determined to clear Kristy's name, Shiloh finds herself juggling farm responsibilities, community tensions, and the antics of her lovable pug. As she hunts for the real killer, Shiloh must confront old rivalries and trust her instincts before the harvest--and her friendships--are lost for good.

With Amanda Flower's signature warmth and humor, Put Out to Pasture blends the suspense of a small-town whodunit with the comfort of genuine relationships and a lively farm setting. This story is a charming escape for anyone who loves clever mysteries, quirky characters, and the hope of second chances.

Review Quotes

"[This] entertaining sequel to 2021's From Farm to Trouble opens on a beautiful October day in Cherry Glen, Mich...Flower efficiently establishes the who, what, where, and how right at the beginning. Cozy fans will hope to see a lot more of the earnest, quick-witted Shiloh." -- Publishers Weekly

"The lovingly portrayed rural atmosphere, details of running a farm, and a well-drawn small-town setting frame this satisfying cozy." -- Booklist