Amish Candy Shop Mysteries Books in Order

A summer wedding that should be a highlight for Bailey King turns somber when tragedy strikes the festivities and chocolate truffles become linked to a sudden death. With beloved pig Jethro underfoot and emotions high, Bailey races to uncover who turned a joyful celebration into a crime scene.

Christmas in Harvest brings a Candy Land themed celebration and the grand opening of Bailey’s candy factory, anchored by her new gingerbread men. When an Amish friend is killed in an apparent accident outside the factory and hints of betrayal surface, Bailey must cut through small town politics and old resentments to protect her community.

Bailey King is building a new candy factory in Harvest and filming a reality show about the project when her difficult contractor is found dead at the site during a blueberry festival. With cameras rolling, Amish workers wary of publicity, and plenty of people who hated the victim, Bailey has to solve the case under intense scrutiny.

Thanksgiving should be good publicity for Swissmen Sweets, which is providing desserts for Harvest’s first village wide holiday meal. But when a powerful guest with a peanut allergy dies after dinner and suspicion falls on Bailey’s confections and a tangle of strained relationships, she has to separate accident from murder.

Bailey throws a lemon themed baby shower for her assistant Emily Keim, hoping the party will heal rifts in Emily’s family. A mysterious woman arrives hinting at a long kept secret, then later turns up dead with evidence pointing to Emily’s estranged sister, forcing Bailey to squeeze the truth out of a bitter situation.

This collection gathers three shorter Amish Candy Shop tales: Charlotte investigates sabotage on the set of Bailey’s TV show in New York, Bailey tracks a fundraiser thief at a Mother’s Day tea, and Charlotte’s Candy Cane Exchange uncovers both a secret admirer and a Christmastime caper in Harvest.

Bailey is determined to make her friends’ outdoor summer wedding perfect, including a towering marshmallow frosted cake that threatens to melt in the heat. When an uninvited guest collapses and dies during the ceremony and secrets about the groom’s past emerge, Bailey races to clear the couple’s names and save the celebration.

Overwhelmed by holiday orders, Bailey lets her cousin Charlotte run Harvest’s Candy Cane Exchange, pairing sweet notes with peppermint treats. When some of the anonymous messages are for Charlotte and she notices something shady behind the festivities, she enlists a deputy’s help to untangle romance from wrongdoing.

Mother’s Day keeps Swissmen Sweets hopping, especially with Bailey’s parents visiting and a church tea to cater. After the cash raised for a local women’s group is stolen, Bailey digs through petty grudges and quiet desperation to find who slipped sticky fingers into the donation box.

Back in Harvest for Easter, Bailey is enlisted to create a giant toffee bunny for a spring festival featuring live rabbits. When a beloved rabbit farmer dies after eating poisoned candy, Bailey and Deputy Aiden Brody must sift through old secrets and recent grudges to find who used sweets as a weapon.

Bailey’s cousin Charlotte travels to New York City to help on the set of Bailey’s first cable TV show, only to notice a string of mishaps that make her cousin look incompetent. Certain someone is sabotaging the production, Charlotte follows the trail behind the cameras to unmask a jealous rival.

Christmas in Harvest is complicated enough for Bailey King without her celebrity chef ex-boyfriend showing up with a TV crew. When his producer is found strangled and he becomes the prime suspect, Bailey is caught between her past and present as she searches for the real killer.

Determined to honor her late grandfather, Bailey enters the Amish Confectionery Competition with her innovative candies. When a rival candy maker dies from an allergic reaction to licorice and Bailey and the woman’s rebellious niece top the suspect list, Bailey digs into small town grudges and family tensions to clear them both.

On the cusp of a big promotion at a New York chocolate company, Bailey King rushes to Harvest, Ohio, after news of her grandfather’s heart trouble. When she finds a real estate developer dead in her grandparents’ Amish candy shop with her grandfather’s knife in his chest, Bailey stays to clear his name and protect the family business.