Marriage Can Be Mischief

Praise for Amanda Flower’s Amish Matchmaker Mysteries:

“The use of Millie’s matchmaking intuition in the murder investigation brings a refreshing edge to the cozy Amish genre, and Flower combines quirky characters, close-knit community, and first-class sleuthing to great effect. Fans of Amish mysteries will love this.” —Publishers Weekly on Courting Can be Killer
 
“There is nothing cozier than the second Amish Matchmaker Mystery; it’s filled with silly animals, including two Boer goats and a pig. However, the mystery itself is well plotted and will appeal to fans of Flower’s Amish “Candy Shop” mysteries, set in the same community with crossover characters.” —Library Journal on Courting Can be Killer 
 
“Flower’s second exciting adventure offers a multidimensional portrait of Amish life.” —Kirkus Reviews on Courting Can be Killer


 “A combination of quirky characters, close-knit community, and a fun suspenseful story.” —Crimespree Magazine on Courting Can be Killer


“Plot twists, the lovingly described setting and customs of Millie’s Amish community, quirky characters (including two rambunctious goats), and plenty of humor distinguish this first in a new series linked to Flower’s Amish Candy Shop mysteries.” —Booklist on Matchmaking Can be Murder

“Amanda Flower writes charming cozy mysteries. The Amish Matchmaker Mysteries straddle the like of cozy mystery and romantic comedy, a lovely combination for Flower’s fans and those who love a ‘gentle read.’” —Miriam Kahn, The Book Loft of German Village (Columbus, OH) on Courting Can be Killer
 
 “A sentimental view of Amish life complete with two charming goats makes for easy reading.” —Kirkus Reviews on Matchmaking Can be Murder

“Prolific…A skilled storyteller.” —The Akron Beacon Journal on Matchmaking Can be Murder

“Now, people can look forward to not one series, but two that involve the Amish community.” —Crimespree Magazine on Matchmaking Can be Murder
 
“Well-rounded…A fun mystery for us to try to solve.” —Suspense Magazine on Matchmaking Can be Murder

 
“You will like Amish matchmaker (quilter and amateur sleuth) Millie Fisher and her zany Englisch sidekick with spiky red hair, Lois, and sweet Edith, niece to Millie. But you’ll love Phillip and Peter. The two Boer goats do their part in Matchmaking can be Murder by Amanda Flower to catch the killer of unsavory Zeke Miller, found dead in Emily‘s nursery greenhouse…The first book in a new series is off to a good start.” —Amish Heartland Magazine on Matchmaking Can be Murder