The sixth book in The Amish Lantern Mystery Series is in the works!

Christmas Chaos in Little Valley is the perfect title for this book because it has only been chaotic getting this story completed and published during the holiday season.

When I started writing what may very well be the last book in The Amish Lantern Mystery Series, I knew I wanted to bring the town’s library back to life. I recently came across a true crime story about a women who was murdered in a library, and I knew I had found my inspiration.

Plus, since A Blessing in Disguise took place around Thanksgiving, I really wanted for my readers to experience the Christmas holiday in Little Valley, as well. So, in a nutshell, that’s how Christmas Chaos in Little Valley came to be.

In this new story, Beth finds out that the Little Valley library is shutting its doors due to a terrible combination of anonymous threats and a lack of funding. The sheriff is stumped in the investigation of who is sending the threats, so Anna and Beth step in to help.

Before they can get to the bottom of it all, though, Beth volunteers to organize a fundraising Christmas party for the library in spite of everything the sisters already have on their plates with the upcoming holiday.

Anna soon joins in the festivities and becomes excited for a Christmas party where the entire town is invited, but things turn a lot less festive when someone is found murdered behind the mystery bookshelves.

It’s a beautiful summer, and Abigail is starting to feel more at home in her new hometown when her new friend’s sister is found dead in the local Blooms and More flower shop.

When Abigail’s friend approaches her with a plea to help solve the murder case and bring justice for her sister, Abigail puts on her amateur sleuth hat and dives in to help.

But when secret notes containing serious threats are unveiled, Abigail wonders if the victim could have been hiding a multitude of sins.