Do you like cozies? Do you enjoy New England? If you do, this is a fun little tale with twists and turns. Reading about Megan trying to get her organic farm business off the ground while trying to catch a murderer without being murdered herself was a fun time.

Megan's goat goes missing, then it rains to hard and her fields are muddy, she can't get any her business permits, and re modelling and sprucing up her family's Colonial-era farm takes the majority of her savings.

When Megan doesn't think things she will get any worse, she and the veterinarian discover the zoning commissioner's body in her barn. Guess who is the number one suspect? Now in addition to all of her other problems she need to find a killer before that killer strikes again.

Book Review equals 4.2 stars

This book is well written and I did enjoy reading it. But it didn't quite get 5 stars because it followed the formula a cozy mystery to a tee. I think that Ms. Tyson has a great series on her hands and it will get better.

A great series, with lovely characters and entertaining plot.

This is the first book I have read by Wendy Tyson. It is also the start of a new Greenhouse Mystery series.

In the book, Megan has returned home to the family farm after a stint as a high powered lawyer. She is there to get back to her roots and to take care of her grandmother, Bibi.

Megan goes through a lot of trials and tribulation getting the farm up and running and setting up a diner/farmer’s market store in town. Not the least of these is getting the town’s approval on the various stages of construction and sales.

When a murder occurs, Megan is briefly considered a suspect. She then gets involved in trying to solve the crime.

The plot was well thought out and the characters were believable. I liked that the answer to whodunnit could be figured out by clues rather than a surprise ending. I’m looking forward to new books in this series.

I was provided a digital advance reader copy of this book by the publisher via Netgalley.