The Final Tap by Amanda Flower is a good cozy mystery. I recommend this series of mysteries for all mystery lovers.

This is the second book in the Living History Museum series by Amanda Flower. I have not read the first book in the series but this one can be read as a standalone. I was not lost at all.

Kelsey is in charge of the Barton Farm. She is getting ready for the Maple Sugar Festival. That is what they harvest on the Barton Farm. With the neighbors complaining about the noise, her ex husband causing her grief and the instructor that is teaching a class on how to tap the tress to get the Maple sugar ends up getting hurt, Kelsey has her work cut out for her.

Kelsey is questioning how Dr. Beeson could have gotten hurt. Was it really an accident or was someone out to hurt him? Kelsey is determined to get to the bottom of it all on top of everything else she has going on.

I loved the characters and the idea of a Maple Sugar Farm. That is one you don't read about all the time. The research that Amanda Flower had to put into this one was probably pretty extensive and she did a great job with taking us away to the Barton Farm and making us forget about everyday life.

I love a good mystery as well and this one kept you guessing until the very end. Very well written and I can't wait to read other books by Amanda Flower in the near future!