Monday, October 6, 2025

Mistletoe and Mayhem Tour & Giveaway

About the Book

Book: Mistletoe and Mayhem (The Little Red Truck Mysteries: Book Three)

Author: Janice Thompson

Genre: Mystery/Christian Fiction/Christmas

Release Date: September, 2025

A Wildfire Races toward the Hadley Ranch

Breathe in the nostalgia of everything old red truck in book three of a new cozy mystery series.

It’s less than a week until Christmas in Mabank, Texas, and just a few days away from RaeLyn and Mason’s wedding on Hadley ranch. Unfortunately, a wildfire with mysterious origin is rapidly traveling across several counties and headed right for the Hadley acreage. Fire fighters rush to put it out before the family homestead goes up in flames, taking the business and the old red truck with it. Their perfect wedding may be ruined, and RaeLyn and Mason are determined to find the source of the fire.

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About the Author

Janice Thompson, who lives in the Houston area, writes romantic comedies, cozy mysteries, nonfiction devotionals, and musical comedies for the stage. She is the mother of four daughters and nine feisty grandchildren. When she’s not writing books or taking care of foster dogs you’ll find her in the kitchen, baking up specialty cakes and cookies.

More from Janice

In the mid-90s, as my children and I drove up to the Mabank area from our home in Houston, we saw smoke off in the distance. The closer we got to my mother and stepfather’s acreage—sixty-three gorgeous acres of cattle land—the thicker the smoke got.

When we arrived on Mom’s street the reality of what faced us was unavoidable. The property across the road, to our left, was in a roaring blaze, flames moving so fast my car could barely get past them on the narrow country road.

We miraculously made it to Mom’s driveway and went inside her home, hearts racing. In that moment, a decision was made to gather in a circle and pray. We offered up a passionate plea for the Lord’s protection then rushed outside to grab hoses to help water everything down.

As I sat to write Mistletoe and Mayhem, my latest cozy mystery from Barbour Publishing, I was faced with the memories of this terrifying trip. Just as you read in this story, firefighters got that massive blazed stopped, right at the edge of her property. And I can tell you as a first-hand witness that not a spark landed on any of us. Whenever I reflect on this event I’m reminded of God’s ultimate faithfulness. He spared us from certain catastrophe.

I can assure you, we as a family never forgot the mercy and grace of God as we faced our Isaiah 43 moment. No doubt you’ve been through a few fires, too. Fear not. The Lord is right there, ready to carry you through. You can trust Him, even in the fiery trials of life.

Blessings on you all,

Janice Thompson

“Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze. For I am the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior.

Isaiah 43:1b-3

MY REVIEW

If you are looking for a fun and faith filled cozy mystery look no further. The author is very gifted in creating stories that are relatable with characters that you fall in love with. This is part of a series but I think you could still read it and jump right in without feeling lost. Although reading the entire series gives you a better feel of the characters and how they each play a role in the overall series.

This is written with a southern feeling and boy does it give you some belly laughs. From iced tea to country living you will be transported to a small town in Texas. They love Blue Bell cream, family get together and Aunt Bessie’s cooking. Don’t miss the laugh out loud southern sayings that show the author’s personality.

When the threat of wildfire, chaos breaks out. Scrambling to save their land, salvage an upcoming wedding and rescuing the old red truck, the story takes on energy. I loved how the family works together while sharing precious memories during this unexpected interruption to their lives. I was thinking about the fires that have destroyed cities lately and how devastating it was.

RaeLyn is a few days away from her wedding but sees it slipping away as the smoke can be seen getting closer. She has dreamed of this special day for so long. Will it be ruined by a fire that was mysteriously set? She tries to stay calm but as you know brides want everything to be perfect on their special day. I love how she thinks of her family and makes sure everyone is safe from the impending disaster.

Now my favorite character is Aunt Bessie Mae. Her spunk is contagious and I feel like she holds the family together. Her cooking is so special that I want to be invited to eat with her. I can imagine the country fried steak, mashed potatoes with homemade gravy, black-eyed peas, made from scratch cornbread and of course her mouth watering apple pie with crust that melts in your mouth. Who’s ready to get an invitation from Aunt Bessie Mae?

There is a little mystery with the fire that I really enjoyed. Was it set out of greed or by accident? Will the wedding still take place? Can this family save their land or will it be destroyed? Get ready for lots of laughs and enjoyable characters in this small town cozy mystery.

I received a copy of this book from Celebrate Lit. The review is my own opinion.

Blog Stops

Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, October 3

Babbling Becky L’s Book Impressions, October 4

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, October 5

Texas Book-aholic, October 6

Happily Managing a Household of Boys, October 7

For Him and My Family, October 8

Blossoms and Blessings, October 9 (Author Interview)

Mary Hake, October 9

Leslie’s Library Escape, October 10

Tell Tale Book Reviews, October 11

Holly’s Book Corner, October 12

Lights in a Dark World, October 12

Bizwings Book Blog, October 13

Pause for Tales, October 14

Cover Lover Book Review, October 15

Labor Not in Vain, October 16

Giveaway

To celebrate her tour, Janice is giving away a $25 Amazon e-Gift card and a copy of the book!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

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Saturday, October 4, 2025

On a Midnight Clear Tour & Giveaway

About the Book

Book: On a Midnight Clear: A 3-in-1 Christmas Novella Collection

Authors: Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, Karen Witemeyer

Genre: Christian Historical Romance

Release Date: February 5, 2025

Can they find a place to put their hearts and hope this Christmas?

Beloved authors Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, and Karen Witemeyer come together with this festive novella collection inspired by the Nativity story and filled with faith, promise, and romance.

The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson
On the frontier, widowed sheep rancher Vincent Duran seeks a mother for his two children. Angel Lewis agrees to marry him despite believing Vincent will never truly love her, but as they work together during a fierce winter storm, will their broken hearts finally find peace, joy, and love?

No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
When Noah Bentwood and his charge are snowed in while traveling through the Rocky Mountains, he must stay in a barn since the stage inn has no vacant rooms. Then innkeeper Hope Palmer’s family heirloom disappears, and she and Noah work together to find it before Christmas. While the snowfall holds them captive, will unexpected feelings bloom?

A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer
Friendly correspondence with Stella Barrington evolves into something more when Harvard mathematics professor Frank Stentz arrives in Waco, Texas. As the two experiment with extending their relationship beyond letters, an impossible dilemma arises between love and logic. Will her wise man be able to calculate a way for them to be together?

Rediscover the joy of Christmas with these faith-based historical romances from bestselling authors featuring sweet Western frontier stories with themes of marriage of convenience, forced proximity, and friends-to-more.

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About the Authors

Tracie Peterson is the bestselling author of more than 100 novels, with more than 6 million copies sold. Learn more at TraciePeterson.com.

USA Today bestselling author Misty M. Beller writes romantic mountain stories woven through with the truth of God’s love. Learn more at MistyMBeller.com.

Bestselling and award–winning author Karen Witemeyer pens historical romance with a flair for humor and swoon-worthy Texas heroes. Learn more at KarenWitemeyer.com.

More from Misty

When Friends Join Forces…Magic Happens!

For me, teaming up with my dear friends Tracie Peterson and Karen Witemeyer has created pure Christmas magic!

Ever since I was young, Christmas stories have held a special place in my heart. There’s something truly enchanting about the season—the warmth, joy, and love that seem to fill the air. And when you combine that with the charm of a good story? It’s absolutely irresistible! Can you relate?

I’ve also long been a HUGE fan of Tracie Peterson and Karen Witemeyer. Their books have been favorites of mine for years, and I’ve read so many of them multiple times. The chance to join them on this Christmas novella collection, On a Midnight Clear, has been a dream come true in every way.

If you love Christmas books as much as I do, you won’t want to miss On a Midnight Clear. This collection is our holiday gift to you, our readers—stories filled with the wonder of the season, unforgettable characters, and the timeless message of love and hope.

We hope these novellas bring the same joy and warmth to your heart as they brought to ours while writing them.

So, curl up with your favorite blanket, grab a cup of cocoa, and let the magic of On a Midnight Clear transport you to a world of Christmas cheer.

Merry Christmas reading!

Misty

MY REVIEW

I love when authors get together and bring a collection of stories that bring faith, families and hope to readers. The cover of the book is amazing and definitely caught my eye. I couldn’t wait to read each story by gifted authors.

The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson

Angel is such a sweet young woman whose heart is broken when she is left at the altar. She is humiliated in front of guests and wants to just hide in her home and never cone out. I’m so glad she has granny around to cheer her up. Now granny may not be blood but this woman loves Angel like a granddaughter. When granny suggests a way for Angel to marry someone she is a bit hesitant. The good news is Angel has known this man since they were children.

Vincent has his hands full raising two children alone while grieving the loss of his wife, unborn child and another little one. His sheep farm keeps him busy but he knows he needs a wife to help him. When he receives a letter letting him know that Angel is coming to Wyoming to marry him I’m sure he was a little uneasy.

I absolutely adored the part where Angel sits with Vince’s children and prays with them. Benjamin is mad at God for taking his mother and siblings from him. The way Angel explains how God loves us and sometimes it is hard to understand why bad things happen, made me cry. At that moment I felt a change happening. God had sent an angel to Vincent to heal him and his children, find love again and bring a family together.

“ We need to always remember that we have nothing to fear with God. He is our light, and He will show us the way.”

No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller

I really enjoyed this story about an inn. Hope and her brother work hard to make travelers feel welcome. Hope especially loves the inn because she knows that her place is more than a business. For her it is, “ a calling, a way to show God’s love and hospitality to those who passed through their remote corner of the world.”

When a fire destroys part of the inn they both know that times will be hard until they will rebuild. As Christmas approaches, Hope wants so much to share Christmas with others. I loved how a storm brings unexpected guests to the inn . I could feel the frigid air the minute Hope opened to door. I found myself grabbing a blanket as I continued the story. I couldn’t wait to see who had unexpectedly found themselves at this tiny inn. That sure does remind me of a special story in the Bible.

The collection of travelers are quite fun to get to know. The driver of the stagecoach is a rugged older man who is determined to get his passengers to their destination. The injury to his arm is quite concerning and I liked how Hope stayed up all night to care for him. Ellen is a sweet young woman who is anxious to get back home to Sacramento. She finds Hope to be kind and welcoming and seems to be at ease in spite of being stuck in a tiny inn. Noah is a man of faith who takes his mission to get Ellen home safely very serious. I enjoyed the time he spent getting to know Hope.

As the group prepares for Christmas wonderful traditions are shared. How fun it would be to string cranberries and popcorn to garnish the tree. You can feel the peace in the room as the spirit of Christmas shines. With everyone helping to prepare for Christmas Hope thinks about the special gift she has for her brother. Not to give anything away the story had a bit of mystery. Something very special is missing and Hope becomes upset when it is nowhere to be found.

This is a sweet story of loss, trusting God and finding happiness. The characters really draw you in as we see their flaws and turn to God for help. Loneliness can be hard but God always has a plan. The author does a wonderful job of illustrating how the inn brings joy and a new beginning just like from the Bible. Jesus brought us hope and the miracle of His birth brought many to know God.

A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer

This is a different kind of story that shows the author’s creativity. Who could imagine that a group of Professors gifted in mathematics would make a Christmas play a joy to many. As the “three wise men” travel to Waco, Texas they have no idea how God is going to use them . Frank is excited because he has been corresponding to someone special there. He hopes to build on their friendship and perhaps become more than just friends. He is very intelligent and his mind is clear and concise.

When Stella finds out that Frank is coming to her town she starts to freak out a little. She has no confidence in herself and worries that Frank will be disappointed when they meet. I felt Stella’s pain of rejection she continually feels as she thinks she will never find anyone to marry.

I enjoyed when Stella and Frank meet for the first time. Stella already has her mind set that Frank won’t like her so she tries not to be interested in him. Poor Frank is confused why Stella is acting weird. Their letters to each made him think she would be excited to meet him.

I like how Stella’s friends encourage her to pursue Frank and get out of her comfort zone. I know I can get very comfortable where I’m at. When I’m challenged to do something that cause me to be anxious I turn to God for help.

The story does have quite a bit of mathematical references that sometimes seemed overwhelming to this reader who was never good at math. I was intrigued by Frank and his ability to see everything as a math equation. The author is gifted as she uses Frank’s ability to establish a theme that is clever. I’ve never read a story like this and give applause to the uniqueness of the theme.

I love how Dr. Pepper is introduced in the story. Sitting at a soda shop Stella introduces Frank to this drink. If you are from Texas you know how much we love Dr. Pepper. Nothing beats the rich flavor it has and Frank seems to really enjoy it. I think this is where you see a change in Stella. She sees a side of Frank that is genuine and can feel that he is enjoying being with her.

The ending is wonderful and has a little mystery that adds a depth of God’s plan for each of us. I loved the manger scene and how Frank was not ashamed to share how much he loved God. I love how the author illustrates that no matter what you have done He loves you unconditionally. This has been a beautiful story of a Christmas miracle.

“ If God can make a path through the Red Sea, He can clear a way through whatever obstacles stand in front of you, too.”

I received a copy of this book from Celebrate Lit. The review is my own opinion.

Blog Stops

Library’s Lady Kid Lit, September 30

Madi’s Musings, September 30

The Avid Reader, October 1

lakesidelivingsite, October 1

Simple Harvest Reads, October 1 (Guest Review from Marilyn)

Melissa’s Bookshelf, October 2

Pens Pages & Pulses, October 2

Inkwell Inspirations, October 2

Devoted To Hope, October 3

Leslie’s Library Escape, October 3

By the Book, October 3

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, October 4

Devoted Steps, October 4

Texas Book-aholic, October 5

Maureen’s Musings, October 5

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, October 6

Books You Can Feel Good About, October 6

She Lives To Read, October 7

Abba’s Prayer Warrior Princess, October 7

Happily Managing a Household of Boys, October 8

A Good Book and Cup of Tea, October 8

Locks, Hooks and Books, October 8

For Him and My Family, October 9

Blogging With Carol, October 9

Vicky Sluiter, October 10

Pause for Tales, October 10

Jeanette’s Thoughts, October 10

Stories By Gina, October 11 (Author Interview)

Mary Hake, October 11

Bizwings Blog, October 12

Life on Chickadee Lane, October 12

Cover Lover Book Review, October 12

Holly’s Book Corner, October 13

Thursday, October 2, 2025

Hunter’s Rose Kick-Off Package

About the Book

Book: Hunter’s Rose

Author: Carole Brown

Genre: Historical Western Romantic Suspense

Release Date: 2022

It’s the late 1800s, and Hunter Carson has married the woman of his dreams and settled on the land he bought. He’s never known God or even much about him. But his tender heart can be touched. His wife—the beautiful and exotic Mexican Rosita DeSantis, is totally in love with him—but something is wrong. Just days after their marriage, why is she crying and touchy? Has she fallen out of love with him already? Or is there something far more serious going on with her?

Rosita’s past is haunting her emotionally. She adores her new husband, but she’ll do anything to keep him from knowing what happened in Mexico before she fled the country. And not because she doesn’t trust him, but because she’s worried for his life. Her loving family in Mexico came to accept God into their lives through the ministry of a missionary. But can she hold onto her beliefs through the trials and tests she’ll face when Carlos De Leon insists on forcing her to marry him?

After all, the Mexican Lord—Carlos De Leon—cares nothing for God or any man. His only desire is to obtain what he wants and when. He has a plan and will do anything to accomplish it.
And Rosita will do anything to keep him from succeeding.

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About the Author

Besides being a member and active participant of many writing groups, Carole Brown enjoys mentoring beginning writers. An author of twenty, best selling, award-winning full-sized books, one children’s book, one anthology and one companion book, she loves to weave suspense, mystery and tough topics into her books, along with a touch of romance and whimsy, and is always on the lookout for outstanding titles and catchy ideas. She and her husband reside in SE Ohio but have ministered and counseled nationally and internationally. She has found that the traveling and ministering has served her well in writing her novels. Together, they enjoy their grandsons and one granddaughter, traveling, their dogs, gardening, good food, the simple life, and did she mention their grands?

More from Carole

When I began writing the Western Romatic Supense books, I didn’t realize how much I would fall in love with the characters and their lives. All three of the books were special to me (and I am considering more). One thing that helped me was a lot of research, but even more so was our travels in several western states. We were able to meet quite a few new people along with some of the American Natives.

It’s always fun to find new things in each of my books, and in Hunter’s Rose, I learned about early restaurants during that time period. I searched for information about the early trains. I looked for places and things about Boston. I researches, especially, for Mexican teas. And I also had to research Mexican language.

It was a very fun time spent in research, and though I’ve only briefly visited Mexico, it was still a part of my memories and life events which added to the research for my book.

Travel is a big part of our life. From Washington state to Florida to Maine, it all was folder for my future books at the time. And as a writer I intensely enjoy capturing every moment, every memory, every thing that could possibly be used in a book.

From harrowing experiences to almost vehicle problems and close-to-wrecks at times (and not usually our fault).
From winter weather where I was praying we’d make it to our destiny.
From fun times like gold panning in mountain streams to rescuing beautiful horses, along with trying my hand at weaving—and oh, what a laughter my American Indian friends thought that was!!
From trying foods that I didn’t particularly care for to some delicious items that I really enjoyed.
From almost meeting President Reagan to climbing a mountain to see the hogans where certain American Indians lived (and one where a baby sheep stayed with them).

I could go on and on, but it would take too much time. Finding, living the life we’ve had has been a blessing, especially for my work as an author.

And I feel so honored to have the privilege of learning from life and the experiences we’ve encountered to give me that so that I might create stories that are realistic, fun and touching.

I hope you find Hunter’s Rose just that way.

Blog Stops

Simple Harvest Reads, September 26 (Author Interview)

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, September 27

Artistic Nobody, September 28 (Author Interview)

For Him and My Family, September 29

Guild Master, September 30 (Author Interview)

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, October 1

Fiction Book Lover, October 2 (Author Interview)

Texas Book-aholic, October 3

Denise L. Barela, October 4 (Author Interview)

Holly’s Book Corner, October 4

For the Love of Literature, October 5 (Author Interview)

Happily Managing a Household of Boys, October 6

Tell Tale Book Reviews, October 7 (Author Interview)

Blossoms and Blessings, October 8 (Author Interview)

The Mommies Reviews, October 8

Stories By Gina, October 9 (Author Interview)

Giveaway

To celebrate her tour, Carole is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon gift card and a copy of the book!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

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Tuesday, September 30, 2025

First Comes Marriage. . .Then Comes Murder Tour & Giveaway

About the Book

Book: First Comes Marriage. . .Then Comes Murder

Author: Donna Mumma

Genre: Mystery/Christian Fiction

Release Date: September, 2025

Vivien’s Bridal Creations Found at Murder Scenes

Mid-century glam meets murder mayhem in a series of cozy mysteries at Wynton’s Department Store.

It is 1956 in Levi City, Florida. Vivien Sheffield, renowned bridal gown designer and consultant for Wynton’s Department Store, is facing the greatest challenge of her career. Someone has been killing brides who wore one of her custom gowns in their wedding! Vivien’s fellow employees and close friends—Audrey, Mary Jo, and Gigi—and her assistant Mirette spring into action to save Miss Vivien and the young brides of Levy City before the murderer succeeds at destroying Vivien’s business at Wynton’s. . .and her reputation.

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About the Author

Donna Mumma perfected storytelling in her first grade classroom, spinning tales exciting enough to settle a roomful of antsy six-year-olds. She is an award winning author who loves to blend history, mystery, and a dash of hope in stories that explore ordinary people who learn extraordinary life lessons. Donna is an active member of Word Weavers International, serving as president for the Tampa chapter as well as a mentor for chapters around the country. She was recognized as the Word Weavers traditional groups president and mentor of the year in 2022. She also serves as a line editor and contributor for Inskpirationsonline.com, a site featuring devotions written for writers by writers. An avid believer in education, Donna earned her M. Ed in elementary education and writes educational blogs and articles to assist teachers overseas for the International School Project. A native Floridian, she loves sharing life with her husband and her energetic collie, Duke.

More from Donna

Til death do us part comes sooner than expected in Levy City, Florida. In Vivien Sheffield’s bridal salon at Wynton’s Department Store, the goal-of-the-day is to make her brides happy. But since all brides were not created equal, some days she leaves for home with a smile, while others send her straight to the mirror searching for new gray hairs. It’s the life of a wedding gown designer and bridal consultant. Miss Vivien, along with her dearest friend and assistant, Mirette, are ready for all the surprises that come with helping girls down the aisle to their happily-ever-afters. That is until someone decides to start killing her brides.

It wouldn’t be Wynton’s department store without some sort of drama going around. Miss Vivien’s friends Audrey, Mary Jo, and Gigi are no exception and must work around their own troubles when they jump in to help save Levy City’s brides. Audrey has been promoted and works to find a suitable replacement for her old job as Mr. Wynton’s secretary while her new position takes her back to the heart of the fashion industry, a world she turned her back on. Mary Jo battles to keep her family together amidst trying to honor the needs of her parents and fulfilling her duties as a clerk at Wynton’s. Gigi has been given a golden opportunity to work her way up in the store, but her deep insecurities may ruin her dreams of success. Miss Vivien faces public scorn and distrust. She wonders if the time has come for her to follow society’s rules for women her age and just be a grandmother.

Not ones to bow to trouble, the women of Wynton’s lean on the bonds of their friendship while working together to try and make sense of the strange clues the murderer leaves behind.

Female friendships is a strong foundation for this story. We girls all know when you’ve found your special circle, no matter how large or small, you can count on them to come behind you when life throws you a bouquet of rotten flowers. I’m blessed to have a group of friends I met in college almost forty years ago who have supplied me with wonderful building blocks to use for the ladies of Wynton’s friendship.

Because we’re scattered across the country, we don’t see each other often. So, a few years ago, the organizer of our bunch decided we needed to have a yearly reunion. For a week, we get together to eat, laugh, share life-stories, and love on one another in the special way only dear friends can. We have a motto, “You can’t make old friends.” There is something wonderful about being around the women who knew you when you were young and fresh yet still love you when life has started to trace a roadmap of wrinkles across your cheeks and brow. We’ve been there for each other during the blessed times, and there when life steam-rolled one of us and flattened us on the ground.

There are seven of us, from different backgrounds, countries, races, careers, and opinions. We met when we all lived in an old, non-air-conditioned dorm at the University of Florida, where we laughed, sweat, and helped each other grow up a little. Three of us married guys who also lived in that dorm.

Like my ladies at Wynton’s, we know each other’s warts, and we love past them to the greatness we see in each other. There is something special about long-standing female friendships, where that same mama-bear ferocity we had for our children spills over to those select sisters God brought into our lives. And like Miss Vivien, Audrey, Mary Jo, and Gigi, we will rush in without fear to help us get through the worst of times.

These are the women who help me grow up, shape up, and live up to who God meant for me to be. They are a gift. They are my tribe.

They are my friends. And for that, I’m eternally grateful.

MY REVIEW

I loved the time period of the 1950s in this story. It was so fun to have a taste of nostalgia along with a mystery. I laughed at the brides that came into the store with all their demands. I can just imagine the dresses with sequins, lace and other decorations that made a bride feel beautiful. Every bride wants the perfect dress but sometimes they may want the impossible.

As I read the book I could remember the department stores when I grew up and how different they are today. Some don’t exist anymore but I remember how much my mom loved going downtown to window shop. Sometimes I miss the good old days.

This is a clean cozy mystery that features four friends who are always there for each other. When one of them gets entangled in a murder they come to her rescue. The twists in the story are perfect and made me want to read faster. Why is someone targeting brides? Will Vivian’s reputation be saved along with her shop? Be sure and grab a copy of this book and get one for a friend. You will fall in love with the characters and their trials they face. This book is not just a mystery but a look at friendship.

I received a copy of this book from Celebrate Lit. The review is my own opinion.