Ettie Smith Amish Mysteries Series by Samantha Price

After Ettie Smith's friend, Agatha, dies, Ettie is surprised to find that Agatha has left her a house. During building repairs, the body of an Amish man who disappeared forty years earlier is discovered under the floorboards. When it comes to light that Agatha and the deceased man were once engaged to marry, the police declare Agatha as the murderer. Ettie sets out to prove otherwise... moreAfter Ettie Smith's friend, Agatha, dies, Ettie is surprised to find that Agatha has left her a house. During building repairs, the body of an Amish man who disappeared forty years earlier is discovered under the floorboards. When it comes to light that Agatha and the deceased man were once engaged to marry, the police declare Agatha as the murderer. Ettie sets out to prove otherwise. Soon Ettie hears rumours of stolen diamonds, rival criminal gangs, and a supposed witness to the true murderer's confession. When Ettie discovers a key, she is certain it holds the answers she is looking for. Will the detective listen to Ettie's theories when he sees that the key belongs to a safe deposit box? Ettie Smith Amish Mysteries are a spin-off of the Amish Secret Widows' Society series. All Samantha Price books are clean reads. less

Wherever Ettie goes, trouble follows.There's another dead body.All she was doing when she went to Ruth Fuller's bakery was to find out why her bread kept sinking in the middle. The last thing she expected was to find a body on the floor.Ruth begged Ettie to help find the killer, and Ruth had a wild theory. There were several people after her bread recipe, and a fight broke out among two groups of intruders. The police have a more simple scenario centered around the cash kept onsite... moreWherever Ettie goes, trouble follows.There's another dead body.All she was doing when she went to Ruth Fuller's bakery was to find out why her bread kept sinking in the middle. The last thing she expected was to find a body on the floor.Ruth begged Ettie to help find the killer, and Ruth had a wild theory. There were several people after her bread recipe, and a fight broke out among two groups of intruders. The police have a more simple scenario centered around the cash kept onsite.Since people traveled for miles to get Ruth's famous bread, Ettie had to wonder whether Ruth's scenario had some truth to it.Ettie was troubled by one thing she couldn't get out of her head. Why was the dead man found clutching a Bible?Can Ettie find out why the man was killed, who did it, and ... will she ever make a decent loaf of bread?Get your copy to find out today. less

Dead people can't whisper secrets.Did the murdered woman outside Ettie's house know something she shouldn't?When the authorities learn the victim's expensive engagement ring is missing, the police consider it was a robbery gone wrong. Ettie believes otherwise.When an Amish man falls under suspicion, Ettie sets about to uncover the truth.But is she ready for what she finds out?

Amish woman, Bethany Parker, finally realizes her dream of opening her own quilt shop. Yet only days after the grand opening, when she invites Ettie Smith to see her store, they discover the body of a murdered man. At first Bethany is concerned that the man is strangely familiar to her, but soon she has more pressing worries when she discovers her life is in danger... moreAmish woman, Bethany Parker, finally realizes her dream of opening her own quilt shop. Yet only days after the grand opening, when she invites Ettie Smith to see her store, they discover the body of a murdered man. At first Bethany is concerned that the man is strangely familiar to her, but soon she has more pressing worries when she discovers her life is in danger. Bethany had always been able to rely on her friend, Jabez, but what are his true intentions toward her? Also in this series: Secrets Come Home Amish Murder Murder in the Amish Bakery Murder Too Close All Samantha Price books are clean and wholesome reads. less

Ettie and her sister, Elsa-May, find an abandoned baby boy wrapped in an Amish quilt on their doorstep. Ettie searches for clues as to the baby's identity and finds a letter In the folds of the quilt. The letter warns that if they don't keep the baby hidden, his life will be in danger. When the retired Detective Crowley stumbles onto their secret, they know they need to find the baby's mother fast... moreEttie and her sister, Elsa-May, find an abandoned baby boy wrapped in an Amish quilt on their doorstep. Ettie searches for clues as to the baby's identity and finds a letter In the folds of the quilt. The letter warns that if they don't keep the baby hidden, his life will be in danger. When the retired Detective Crowley stumbles onto their secret, they know they need to find the baby's mother fast. Will Ettie and Elsa-May be able to keep the baby safe and reunite him with his parents before it's too late? What does the baby have to do with a cold case kidnapping that happened years before? Also in the Ettie Smith Amish Mysteries series: Secrets Come Home Amish Murder Murder in the Amish Bakery Amish Murder Too Close Amish Quilt Shop Mystery All Samantha Price books are clean reads. less

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... moreAn 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? less

Accidents or murders?When Ettie stumbles across some bones in a field, the local detective believes she knows the truth behind the man's murder. In her efforts to prove she knows nothing, Ettie is led to Amish woman, Gertie.Gertie shares with them a shocking tale of two murders that were deemed 'accidents.' Ettie dismisses the story as nothing more than Gertie's vivid imagination until the day that Gertie goes missing... moreAccidents or murders?When Ettie stumbles across some bones in a field, the local detective believes she knows the truth behind the man's murder. In her efforts to prove she knows nothing, Ettie is led to Amish woman, Gertie.Gertie shares with them a shocking tale of two murders that were deemed 'accidents.' Ettie dismisses the story as nothing more than Gertie's vivid imagination until the day that Gertie goes missing. Can Ettie remember Gertie's ramblings enough to follow the clues to find her? Or will Gertie become another 'accident.' less

Could an Amish raised woman be a killer?She's accused of murder!Ettie Smith is shocked when her estranged daughter, Myra, announces she is accused of murder. Certain her daughter had nothing to do with the crime, Ettie and her sister set out to solve the mystery of who killed Ian Carter. Ettie's investigations take a suspenseful turn when she discovers many people, including her daughter, stood to benefit from the man’s death... moreCould an Amish raised woman be a killer?She's accused of murder!Ettie Smith is shocked when her estranged daughter, Myra, announces she is accused of murder. Certain her daughter had nothing to do with the crime, Ettie and her sister set out to solve the mystery of who killed Ian Carter. Ettie's investigations take a suspenseful turn when she discovers many people, including her daughter, stood to benefit from the man’s death. Eliminating suspects one by one, Ettie uncovers startling information that someone had gone to a lot of trouble to keep hidden. Could Myra know more than she’s letting on? less