Snag Murder Simply Played (Amish Inn Mysteries #4) Translated By Rachael O. Phillips Listed As Softcover

though this series has different authors this is the first author to repeat in the series, they have great continuity.
These ladies could have all written under the same name and the reader wouldnt have questioned it,

The main characters all continue to develop and new, interesting townspeople enter the picture, Each new development leaves the reader or at least, this one wondering where the author is taking the next plot twist.


Entertaining read. This is another good installment in the Amish Inn Mysteries, I'm enjoying the series, and thought this latest book was as good as the previous ones, I enjoyed reading about Liz and her friends and family again, Murder Simply Played is an intriguing mystery written by Rachael O, Phillips in the Amish Inn Mystery series, The characters are perfectly developed for this story and help bring it to life, The storyline moves along at a great pace keeping the readers interest, The author has done an amazing job drawing the reader in from the first few pages, This mystery revolves around Hoosier Hysteria and local basketball games, When the head basketball coach of Pleasant Creek is found dead there are suspects galore and it may not be an easy solve for inn keeper Liz Eckardt.
With returning alumni, present fans, a disgruntled former basketball player and his fiance the cheif of police has his hands full.
With Liz's help there just may be someone to check out who no one has suspected, This mystery will have you changing your mind with your choice of you you think is the criminal.


I was not given a complimentary copy of this book to read and review, I was not approached to post a favorable response, I have rated this story with five for meeting my expectations of a wonderful mystery that I can highly recommend to others.
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This was my first time reading a book by this author so i wasnt sure if i'd like this book or not but Oh my gosh i love this book/series so much!!

The characters are so funny and interesting to read about and The setting was so beautifully described about an Inn Keeper who runs an Amish based Bed and Breakfast in Indiana.


Can't wait to read more in this series soon!! Liz Eckardt still has a lot to learn about life in Pleasant Creek, Indiana.
Expecting the dreary months of February and March to be an "off season" for her newly opened bed and breakfast, she is surprised to find that the Olde Mansion Inn will be filled with a lively group of alumni, graduates of the local high school.
It is sectional time for the area's high school basketball teams, and the town is swept up in "Hoosier Hysteria".
Liz can't help but get into the spirit, and she looks forward to the upcoming game,

Old school rivalries resurface, and Liz has her hands full acting as referee to the inn's spirited guests until the coach of the hometown team is found dead in his office, seemingly of natural causes.
But his bereaved fiancee, Kate Linder, thinks something is amiss, Could it be that the coach was the victim of foul play

Liz soon learns not everyone in Pleasant Creek was a fan of the amiable Coach John Albertson.
Suspicious acts of vandalism prior to his death suggest someone had it out for him, but who could it

be An abandoned daughter, a disappointed dropout, a colleague confined to the sidelines all had good reason to take Coach Albertson out of the game.
But which of his rivals sported a grudge poisonous enough to facilitate murder

With so many suspects in play, it's up to Liz to find out who would want to harm the coach.
Tensions run high with the basketball tourney underway, and when Kate claims she's being followed, Liz worries that someone in Pleasant Creek suffers from an unusually sinister version of March Madness.
But her investigation produces more questions than answers, and with one blocked shot after another, Liz feels like she's getting nowhere.
Until the killer targets her, cozy murder she wrote Not being a basketball fan, Liz is trying hard to understand the "Hoosier Hysteria" that has gripped some of her friends.
In the midst of the closing of the season, the longtime high school basketball coach is found dead in his office.
At first, it seems like a natural death, but the coach's fiancée insists it's murder, Liz wonders who would murder the popular coach, but then, she comes to find out that he wasn't all that popular with a lot of people.
This fourth book of the series has an intriguing mystery as well as the characters readers have come to enjoy.
This was a very good read, keep you guessing what had happened to the coach and who did it, when he was found dead in his office.
Liz the inn owner was first to get on the case after the sheriff, and help the young amish boy get out of trouble.
This is a cozy mystery, and this book is theth book in the Amish Inn Mysteries, I have read thebook in this series, I have to say this one is my favorite so far, I feel this one let us see more of about the characters, the small town and the amish.
The mystery was so good, but I love the fact we got more character and town development in this book.
Love this one so much, The original author wrote this one, It was still very sweet but edgier, and I didn't figure out the murderer until the actual reveal!! One more left.
SM The coach of the high school basketball team is dead, right before the playoffs, Coincidence or murder Im not s huge sports fan, so it took me a few pages to fall into the story, but once again, these little mysteries grabbed me! Rachael Phillips, a church music director, began her unplanned writing career when the church secretary demanded newsletter articles, or else.
She has written thanarticles, newspaper columns, devotions, and stories along with several books, Rachael enjoys speaking at womens meetings and conducts writing workshops, She and Steve, her high school sweetheart and husband of thirty eight years, live in Upland, Indiana, They have three grown children and five grandchildren, .