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No Farm, No Foul
No Farm, No Foul | Peg Cochran
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First in the Farmer’s Daughter mystery series set on a picturesque farm in Michigan, where Shelby McDonald runs a popular lifestyle and cooking blog, from the national bestselling author of the Cranberry Cove Mysteries. On her blog, The Farmer’s Daughter, Shelby McDonald is growing her audience as she posts recipes, gardening tips, and her experiences raising two kids and running Love Blossom Farm in the small western Michigan town of Lovett. Working the farm is demanding but peaceful—until that peace is shattered when the minister’s wife is murdered on Shelby’s property during a fund-raiser for a local church. But the manure really hits the fan when Shelby’s good friend veterinarian Kelly Thacker emerges as the prime suspect. Shelby decides to dig in and find the murderer by herself. As more suspects crop up, she’ll have to move fast—before someone else buys the farm. . . . INCLUDES DELICIOUS RECIPES From the Paperback edition.
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Crafts4others
No Farm, No Foul | Peg Cochran
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#bookhaul today! Can't wait to read these two books.

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drokka
No Farm, No Foul | Peg Cochran
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If I weren't so invested in finding out if I'm right about 'whodunit', I would have stopped reading. It's the first time I've broken a spine on a book in 32 years as I am most aggrieved. This is unlikely to be anything other than a pan at this rate.

readinginthedark Boooo 😕 7y
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drokka
No Farm, No Foul | Peg Cochran
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I don't know if this is meant as a commentary or if it's part of the author's actual belief system, but I'm not down with normalizing killing people over a few four letter words and some nipples (which, Billy the EIGHT year has two of). Actually, this sort of defines the main character. She's more concerned about her blog/baking/the murder than her daughter. Could just be me, but it's coming off as an instruction manual for bad parenting.