A body is found under the floorboards!, It's an Amish man who disappeared forty years ago. After Ettie Smith's friend dies, Ettie is surprised to find that she has been left her house. During building repairs, the dreadful discovery is made. When it comes to light the former owner of the home and the victim were once engaged to marry, the police piece together a scenario where Ettie's friend is the killer. Ettie knows her friend is innocent and sets out to prove it.Could an old key found in the house change everything?

An Amish woman is attacked. She's left for dead. The community remains closed-lipped. Detective Kelly turns to Ettie Smith to ask questions within her secretive community.When an arrest is made, Ettie is convinced the person is innocent, but will the detective believe it? Kelly finally concedes, but with Paula hovering between life and death the pressure is on the detective to find the perpetrator. Can Ettie untangle the web of Paula's complicated life, and solve the crime before another innocent person is attacked, and possibly .... killed?

Ettie's sister, Florence Lapp, is in trouble. Her house has burned down, and her gun is missing. When Florence announces she's staying with Ettie and Elsa-May until the case is solved, Ettie is spurred on to make that happen, and fast. Events take a more serious turn when the gun shows up and is linked to a murder. Ettie finds out that Florence has some odd friends, and one of them has been charged over the shooting. Florence insists her friend is innocent even though the DNA evidence proves otherwise. Can Ettie sort out the lies from the truth and get her sister out of her house before there is another murder-one slightly closer to home?

Everyone knew the old Crawley house was haunted. What if everyone was right? They say the Crawley house is haunted, but Luke King knows better. When his brother comes home claiming the ghost attacked him, Luke vows to prove it all Noah's overactive imagination. What Luke finds will transform himself and his Amish district forever. After discovering the truth of her best friend, Salome's disappearance, Susie Zook is haunted by her mistakes. If only she had spoken up, Salome might still be alive. But when Salome's killer returns, Susie vows to protect her home and family, even if she must commit a terrible crime. With two women's lives in the balance, ghosts of the past collide with sins of the present in this suspenseful Amish mystery novel. Can Luke protect the woman he loves? Will Susie forgive her best friend's killer? Find out in Haunted, Book 2 of the Amish Mystery series. If you love Amish mysteries with suspense, a touch of romance and the chill of a restless ghost, start reading Haunted today!

Recently widowed Nell asks Ettie Smith to find out what happened to Amish man, Jedidiah Shoneberger. Jedidiah disappeared over forty years ago weeks before his wedding to Nell. Fearing the man is dead, Ettie is just about to decline when her older sister volunteers Ettie's help. Soon Ettie and her sister find themselves untangling a web of secrecy and deceit when they discover Jedidiah wasn't the only one who went missing. Could Jedidiah still be alive after all this time?Who was the man Nell had seen arguing with him on more than one occasion?All clues lead Ettie back to Rose Cottage. What secrets does it hold?

When elderly Amish widows, Ettie Smith and her sister, visited Brunhilde Hoffman to see why she was having such a rocky road, they found themselves stirred into a sticky murder mystery. Brunhilde was dead! Even though Ettie's sister didn't want a bar of it, Ettie had to find out why things had turned sour for the prolific candy maker. The one thing that had them glazed over was, who could've wanted the Amish candy shop owner dead? When it came to the crunch, was it possible Brunhilde wasn't as sweet and soft-centered as she made out? If you like a good wholesome book with mystery, humor, and quirky characters, you'll love Sugar and Spite. Get your copy now.

When elderly Amish widow, Ettie Smith, was invited to the local fair to help judge the cookie contest, the last thing she expected was to find a murdered woman in the quilting tent. With so many people bobbin about, Ettie didn't want anyone to cotton on to what had happened, so quickly covered the body with an Amish quilt. Ettie forced her sister to inform the local detective, knowing he would only needle her about finding another murder victim. Can Ettie and her sister stitch the clues together, or will this be one murder that will leave them completely unraveled?