Dating Can Be Deadly

Praise for Amanda Flower’s Amish Matchmaker Mysteries
 
“Seeing the Amish community represented in modern fiction is a rare treat, and it is done so in a way that does not make them seem as ‘other’ in the community of Harvest. Honeymoons Can Be Hazardous concludes with a cliffhanger for Millie Fisher that has readers anxious for the next installment.” –Carla Schantz, Aunt Agatha’s
 
“Flower has that special sparkle that some writers possess—that magical quality that makes the plot, characters, and setting fly through your reading fingers as fast as you can turn the pages. She makes her situations and characters truly come to life with a depth of emotion behind her characters that make them memorable. This is a wonderful read.” —Mystery Scene Magazine on Marriage Can Be Mischief
 
“Amanda Flower does not disappoint.” —Crimespree Magazine on Marriage Can Be Mischief
 
“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.” —Library Journal 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.” —Booklist on Matchmaking Can be Murder
 
“A sentimental view of Amish life complete with two charming goats makes for easy reading.”—Kirkus Review on Matchmaking Can be Murder
 
“[Flower is] a skilled storyteller.” —Akron Beacon Journal on Matchmaking Can be Murder
 
“You will like Amish matchmaker Millie Fisher and her zany English 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.” —Amish Heartland Magazine