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Local Foods Mystery Books in Order

Local Foods Mystery is a series of 5 books written by Edith Maxwell.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Local Foods Mystery books in publication order

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5 books

1

A Tine to Live, A Tine to Die

by Edith Maxwell

2013

Novice organic farmer Cam Flaherty fires an employee for bringing pesticides onto her property, then discovers him murdered with her pitchfork. When a helper is arrested, Cam investigates to protect an innocent woman and her struggling farm.

2

Til Dirt Do Us Part

by Edith Maxwell

2014

Cam Flaherty's farm dinner ends in tragedy when outspoken entrepreneur Irene Burr is found dead on a neighboring property. Between harvesting crops and managing personal troubles, Cam examines the many resentments surrounding Irene's plans for the town hall.

3

Farmed and Dangerous

by Edith Maxwell

2015

A resident of an assisted living facility dies after eating vegetables supplied by organic farmer Cam Flaherty. With her reputation threatened and her great-uncle living there, Cam investigates as a blizzard isolates the suspects and raises the danger.

4

Murder Most Fowl

by Edith Maxwell

2016

Spring farm chores give way to another investigation when poultry raiser Wayne Laitinen is found murdered. Organic farmer Cam Flaherty uncovers possible motives involving blackmail and concealed scandals, working with detective Pete Pappas to identify the killer.

5

Mulch Ado About Murder

by Edith Maxwell

2017

A dry spring threatens Cam Flaherty's crops, but the murder of a hydroponic greenhouse owner brings a greater crisis. Cam's mother becomes a suspect after publicly criticizing the victim, prompting Cam and her father to investigate.

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