Farmed Robbery

by Marlene Chase

Liz is happy to be home after being away at an innkeepers conference in Maine. Her friends have given her a surprise welcome home party. When Liz opens her suitcase to give out presents she discovers she has the wrong suitcase. The suitcase belongs to a lady who was at the same conference. Liz decides to head to the nearby town to track down the lady who was headed there to visit her Amish grandmother.

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Reviews

[Peggy Zeigler · Rating 5 out of 5]

enjoyed this book. the Annie Attic Fiction series of books are light hearted mysteries and I have enjoyed reading all of them, with many to go! In the Amish Inn series, there are scary parts with out gory descriptions, romance without a lot of falling into bed the first date. this one I didn't know the main villain till near the end. Liz the Inn keeper seems to get herself involved with people and their problems, whether meeting them on a plane coming back from a conference or in her inn or one of her circle of friends, this time around seems to involve all of the above, and they seem to connect. And her romance with the town mayor seems to be getting more cozy all the time. :)

[Amber McMillion · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'm not sure why I keep coming back to the Amish Inn mysteries, except that they are entertaining. They're often a little far fetched. But the characters are fun, the stories are entertaining and they're clean. They don't, however, portray Amish accurately. At least not from where I'm from (Lancaster County) maybe Indiana Amish are a lot different. I'm not even sure I'd exactly call them Christian fiction, even though that's the section they are in at my library. God is very rarely mentioned, at the most a quick prayer or mention of church. But if you are looking for something light, heartwarming and charming, usually with some humor and mystery, these are the books for you!