Who the Bishop Knows by Vannetta Chapman

Why would anyone be inside?She tried the door on the off chance it had been left unlocked.ĭefinitely locked, and the curtains were drawn tight as well. She’d learned that lesson the first week she’d reopened the B&B.Knocking firmly on the door, she called out, “Anyone home? Agatha Lapp here.”No answer.Well, she hadn’t thought there would be.It was a beautiful June afternoon. Dixon had decided to take a late afternoon nap.Nothing worse than walking in on a guest who was fast asleep, snoring with his mouth wide open and his glasses askew. She clearly stated that the rooms would be serviced in the afternoon between three and five, but there was always the possibility that Mr. Agatha stepped onto the porch but paused outside the front door. One more cabin to service and she could turn her attentions to putting the finishing touches on dinner.Cabin 3 sat a little farther down the path and around the bend. She’d inherited the yellow cat with the B&B. Fonzi lay in the sun, curled like the letter U. All rights reserved.Agatha hurried down the path carrying the towering pile of fresh linens. Dead Wrong is a story of discovering new friendships and embracing a different path in the midst of tragedy.Ībove all else, it's a story of God's grace and provision.Excerpt. The police determine that her guest died of natural causes, but as Agatha and Tony put together the events of the previous two days they become convinced that the police are Dead Wrong. When she discovers Russell Dixon’s lifeless body in Cabin 3, she runs next door where retired detective Tony Vargas lives. She's also a fifty-five year old widow who has learned to be independent.

Agatha is friendly, efficient, and capable.

She’s there to make a success of her brother’s dream-an Amish B&B.

A new Amish cozy mystery from Vannetta Chapman.Who killed Russell Dixon?When Agatha Lapp’s brother and sister-in-law are tragically killed in a buggy accident, Agatha relocates to the new Amish community in Hunt Texas, nestled in the Texas Hill Country.

Who the Bishop Knows by Vannetta Chapman