As the World Churns (Pennsylvania Dutch Mystery Series #16) » (Reprint)

Tamar Myers, who is of Mennonite background, is the author of the Pennsylvania Dutch mysteries and the Den of Antiquity series.

National bestselling author Tamar Myers causes a stampede of trouble!

Magdalena Yoder may be finally married to big-time Manhattan doctor Gabriel Rosen, but she's still a small-town girl at heart, and thrilled to emcee the first annual Hernia Holstein Competition. Until someone clobbers the contest's originator and both Gabe and his daughter Alison go missing. Now Magdalena vows to track down clues until the cows—and her family—come home.

Publishers Weekly

Myers's 15th Pennsylvania Dutch cozy (after 2007's Hell Hath No Curry) will mainly appeal to established fans who have become fond of series heroine Magdalena Yoder, the Mennonite mayor of Hernia, Pa. Yoder has finally married her love interest, Dr. Gabriel Rosen, but their honeymoon is short-lived; between the interference of a stereotypical meddling Jewish mother-in-law and an escaped murderer, she finds her hands full. The inn she manages, the PennDutch, has been booked for a cow competition, but an assault on one of the judges gives Yoder yet another problem to deal with. Yoder's broad sense of humor and high self-regard won't endear her to everyone.
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