Who Moved My Goat Cheese? by Lynn Cahoon

and most of the town found him an odd sort. he held a grudge with the Farmers' Market leaders who limited his sales at the market. The mystery is just WHO would want him dead? He was old, grumpy, but seemingly harmless. The sheriff visits Angie with the awful news that someone has murdered Old Man Moss.

But the date they picked for their next meeting never happens. Moss and a close friend of Angie's Nona's, has Angie wondering. A visit to the local goat cheese farmer, Mr. But Angie and Felicia find it hard to gain acceptance with the locals at the Farmers' Market, where they hope to buy fresh products for their Farm-to Fork restaurant. Her grandmother (Nona) had passed away, leaving her home to Angie, and memories of her childhood filled her senses as Angie worked in her Nona's herb garden. All opinions expressed are entirely my own.Returning to the quaint little town in rural Idaho, where she grew up, Angie Turner begins the process of researching and developing recipes so she and her best friend, Felicia could soon open their restaurant, The County Seat. **I voluntarily read an advanced readers copy of this book from Kensington via NetGalley. Lynn Cahoon also writes the Tourist Trap and Cat Latimer cozy mysteries. A nice beginning for a series! I will be reading more. There were plenty of suspects and a couple twists to keep the suspense going, although I figured out who the murderer was pretty quickly.just not why. The Farm-to-Table theme doesn't overpower the mystery, but adds to the nice, cozy feel of the story. There are plenty of cute animals and a nice theme. This book is a nice start to a new cozy series. Angie feels a bit more optimistic about finding locally sourced foods after that initial success.until Old Man Moss is found murdered. He agrees to sell his cheese to the restaurant.

She meets with a local curmudgeon, Gerald Moss, who has a goat dairy and makes cheese. The manager of the local farmer's market says he will not allow farmer's market vendors to sell to the restaurant. In fact, the restaurant is slated to open in a week when they hit a slight snag. She and her business partner, Felicia, are going to open a Farm-To-Table restaurant, The County Seat, in the nearby small town of River Vista. I enjoy cozies that have humor and a creative theme - this one has both!Īngie Turner moves to Idaho to live in her grandmother's rural old farmhouse. When I saw the cover art and title to this new cozy mystery by Lynn Cahoon, I knew I had to read it.

Who Moved My Goat Cheese? by Lynn Cahoon