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Cups of Sugar, Crumbs of Clues

Publication Date: 02.04.25

Published By: The Tracer Group, LLC

Genre: Amish Contemporary, Amish Mystery Romance

4 Stars!

 

Ruthie Mast’s life in The Amish Baker Caper is as unpredictable as a temperamental oven. Tracy Fredrychowski serves up a story where every clue feels like an essential ingredient in a recipe you can’t wait to taste. When Ruthie’s cherished recipe box vanishes and a crime wave shakes her quiet Amish town, she’s forced to team up with Isaiah King—a quirky newcomer who’s more of a wild card than a carefully measured cup of sugar.

 

Ruthie’s sharp wit and flour-dusted tenacity grabbed my attention. She’s a baker who knows how to measure out the perfect scone, but when it comes to romance, Ruthie’s been more focused on perfecting her recipes than on suitors—until Isaiah King rolls into town and shakes up her carefully ordered life. Isaiah is like the unexpected dash of nutmeg in a recipe: unique, memorable, and exactly what’s needed.

 

Fredrychowski has a knack for layering flavors—her storytelling combines the buttery warmth of community, the sweetness of budding romance, and just the right dash of intrigue. The stolen recipe box is just the start; add in a string of crimes shaking the peaceful streets of Willow Springs, and you’ve got a plot as rich and satisfying as a dark chocolate torte.

 

The chemistry between Ruthie and Isaiah is like a well-layered pastry—each interaction adding a new, delightful dimension. Their playful banter and shared determination bring just the right touch of sweetness to balance the light intrigue of the mystery, making their partnership a real treat. Ruthie’s bluntness and Isaiah’s quirky charm knead together in a way that felt organic and heartwarming.

 

If you enjoy cozy mysteries with a dash of romance and characters as delightfully layered as a croissant, The Amish Baker Caper is a recipe you’ll want to try. Just don’t start reading on an empty stomach—you’ll be craving more than just answers by the end.

 

I received a digital copy of The Amish Book Cellar from the author. I am not required to write a positive review in any way or for any reason. My honest and unbiased opinions expressed in this book review are my own. My review focuses on the writing style, the pacing, and the story’s content, ensuring transparency and reliability.

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