[Homespun Suspicions] by Olivia Newport is part of the Sugarcreek Amish Mysteries. It was a clean read with no swearing or sexual intimacy or descriptive violence. In this late installment in the series, Cheryl is now married to Levi, her Amish boyfriend, and they have "met in the middle" and adopted a modified lifestyle that tends toward Menonnite. They have a cute little girl, Rebecca, who steals the show throughout the book. Cheryl is the property manager for her aunt's cottage, and is tasked with "making an effort" to befriend the tenant her aunt has chosen. The new tenant turns out to be quite prickly and difficult. Cheryl discovers that she is hiding something, and that "something" leads to acts of vandalism by an unknown person. I liked that the story hung together and was believable, and the characters were for the most part likeable. Although this is a Christian novel, the faith aspects are downplayed and the book is not preachy. ( )