Now, Bailey’s desserts are prime suspects, along with Margot and nearly everyone who attended the meal. That should have been the day’s biggest news, except shortly after the announcement, Blaze suffers an allergic reaction to something he’s eaten and dies on the spot. So no one is prepared when Zara arrives with much younger boyfriend Blaze Smith and reveals their impending nuptials at dinner. Zara’s reputation as a harsh critic is matched only by her infamy as a judge who has actively harmed the Amish community. until she discovers her mother, former judge Zara Bevan, will be in attendance. Please note that these are trading items and are individually sealed and randomly packed in boxes of 9 by the manufacturer before shipment to HobbyLink. Yet, even with a guest list close to seven hundred people-Amish and English alike-the event’s organizer, Margot Rawlings, is unfazed. With Juliet Brody and Reverend Brook tying the knot in Ohio’s Amish Country’s most anticipated nuptials of the year, Bailey King is determined to do everything in her power to make the event a sweet success. Everything goes off without a hitch with even Jethro looking his piggy best until the wedding is disrupted by a mysterious woman who harbors a secret from the reverend’s past. This year promises to be even more hectic, since Bailey’s candy shop, Swissmen Sweets, is providing desserts for Harvest, Ohio’s first village-wide Thanksgiving celebration. It’s time for a wedding in Ohio’s Amish Country Bailey King has a lot of work to do for Juliet and Reverend Brook’s big day. Thanksgiving is Bailey King’s busiest holiday weekend.

But between whipping up hundreds of delicious treats for the village festivities, dealing with boyfriend issues, and investigating a suspicious death-by-peanut allergy, chocolatier Bailey King won’t have much time to count her blessings! In the seventh of fan-favorite Amanda Flower’s USA Today bestselling Amish Candy Shop Mysteries, Thanksgiving has come to Harvest, Ohio. St Joseph's University (Brooklyn Voices Series).

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