Put Out to Pasture

We’re enveloped in Shiloh’s attempts at converting her father’s run down farm into a thriving organic one. But as she hosts her first fall festival on the farm, her annoying neighbour, Minnie is found dead. To makes matters worse, she was seen arguing with Shiloh’s best friend, Kristy just minutes earlier; making Kristy the main suspect. This was an adorable story made even more adorable by all the animals included in the book and they played a key part within the plot. Although it seemed like the community was against Shiloh when she first came back from working in Hollywood, the few supportive characters show great loyalty and I really like that. However, it’s quite funny to read the little shots sent Shiloh’s way from some of the quirkier characters within the small town. Overall, the book’s humour was great and I was completely surprised by who the killer turned out to be. Thank you Poisoned Pen Press for the finished copy. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.