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Puppies have taken over book NINE of the hilarious Pineapple Port mystery series from Wall Street Journal and USA TODAY bestselling author Amy Vansant!
Someone has left puppies on the doorsteps of Pineapple Port's residents, but the adorable balls of fur seem to be connected to the murder of a nearby millionaire with too many heirs of his own.
Meanwhile, Mariska's been framed for baking a killer cake, and Charlotte must clear her name. Fans of classic cozy mysteries will adore this whodunnit packed with puppies, baking, horses, sneaky maids, and a dead rich man!
20 Random Winners of Pineapple Bones!
Below are the 20 random winners of Pineapple Bones (after launch day of Sept. 30). Thanks for sharing what you'd sell if you had a Farmer's Market Booth! I'll send you your eBook shortly after it goes live on Sept. 30!
| Carol | I'd make dog cookies. I already have the recipes and cookie cutters. | |
| Satu | I'd sell cakes. Family recipes, of course! | |
| Sharon | I would sell jams and jellies. Different flavors like Blackberry-Habanero,lilac, Rosemary, etc. Flavors you can't get in a grocery store. | |
| Jan | I am a basket maker, so I would sell decorative baskets meant to hold jams, candles, wine bottles, etc! | |
| Lori | Homemade Dog Treats I already make some for my dog on a special diet | |
| Kay | While I might be known for my birthday pies (I make the birthday person their favorite pie), for me it would be cookies. When hubby and I were clowns, my clown name was Cook E. Lady and I always had little tiny cookies with me in my basket. Cookie would give one a chance to make a large variety as well as making more to be divided into smaller bags (from dozen down to two) making them the ability to be bought by folks with different amount of available cash thus making my profits go up and up. Love being in the kitchen. It's a doubly nice time since hubby loves baking as well. And he doesn't mind clean up duty. He's definitely a keeper! | |
| Tatiana | I would make cepes with different fillings (from savory, like meat, cabbage or caviar, to sweet - like fruits, jams, chocolate). | |
| Susan | I'd probably make and sell jewelry. Might also sell baked goods along with. | |
| Daryl | apple butter, spaghetti sauce, jams and jellies | |
| Tracy | I would make spaghetti sauce. It is a family recipe. | |
| Holly | I would make and sell mini cheesecakes. I love making (and let's be honest, eating!) cheesecake! I have tons of different recipes and I think it would be super fun to do if I could! | |
| Susan | Handmade cat toys | |
| Susan | Post-Modern Cat toys and cat collars | |
| Vicki | I would sell my daughter's famous (in the foothills outside Denver, anyway) barbeque sauce. It has a nice kick to it. | |
| Jennifer | I would make homemade pies to sell at a market! | |
| Bonnie | I would sell a variety of chocolate chip cookies. | |
| Barbara | I would sell pretzel bark and coconut cashew clusters. We like dark chocolate so that's what I always make, but for selling, I would do dark and milk chocolate. | |
| Janet | ‘boutique pickles’ (baby green beans; snow peas; brussel sprouts) or organic herbal soaps. | |
| Tia | My secret spice mix for grown-up grilled cheese sandwiches. | |
| Marilyn |
I would make floral arrangements from the Dahlias & Gladiolus in my garden!
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