Naomi and Seth Miller have had a lot of tension building up between them lately, and Cheryl wants to help bring them together for Valentine’s Day. Nothing is ever as simple as it seems, however, and as Cheryl receives help investigating their relationship from an unlikely source, she uncovers the events of one fateful summer day…  Could this be the force that has been driving Naomi and Seth farther apart each day?

Cheryl is delighted to be a part of Sugarcreek’s annual Ohio Swiss Festival, but when repeated acts of vandalism threaten to harm the festival’s reputation, she is determined to get to the bottom of everything. However, when Cheryl discovers that her neighbors may have information that could help her solve this mystery, she must hurry to warn them that they may be the next victims of foul play! Find out how this mystery unwinds in yet another adventurous offering from the picturesque town of Sugarcreek!

Levi Miller leaves Cheryl in charge of his land while he’s out of town, but it soon becomes clear that someone is tearing up Levi’s fields! Who would want to hurt Levi's business ventures? Alongside her new friend, Zoey Marsalla, Cheryl must get to the bottom of this mystery before the Millers risk losing their crops for the season!

When Aunt Mitzi handpicks a new tenant for her cottage, she asks Cheryl to “make an effort” to befriend her. But Jayla Nuttall makes it plain she doesn’t welcome any overtures of friendship. Jayla is obviously determined to alienate Cheryl—and everyone else in Sugarcreek. But Cheryl, spurred on by Mitzi’s encouraging letters, sets out to find the culprit behind the series of events that seem intended to terrorize Aunt Mitzi’s tenant. Who is targeting Jayla with these vicious pranks? Or is she herself causing the damage?

Meanwhile, when the Sugarcreek Nursing Home opens a brand new assisted living wing, the activities coordinator invites Naomi to give classes in Amish cooking. Will the accolades cause Naomi to be vain, and pull her away from serving her family on their own farm just when they need her most?