One of the books I'd like to introduce this week is Linda Widrick’s To Complicate Matters”.
Angelica Dunn, baker extraordinaire, is weary of living from one pie season to another. When she slips on the floor under a bucket of custard crème, a handsome stranger comes to her rescue. Instantly, she’s smitten. 
CIA agent, Thaddeus Wright, is drawn to the dimple-cheeked beauty. He adores Angelica’s spunk and the fact that she isn’t pushy like other women. But, how can he tell her he’s not the computer repairman that she assumes he is?  Complications arise when Angelica mistakenly leaves a message on Thadd’s home phone. To what lengths will she go to intercept the embarrassing evidence that’s certain to squelch all hope of a future with Mr. Wright?  A comedy of errors catapults Angelica into a battle between right and wrong when she ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time.   Will Angelica choose to do what’s right, even when things get complicated?
Linda hopes readers of “To Complicate Matters” will come to understand that God sees the big picture, and his grace is sufficient to carry us through.  He catches us when we fall and he sets us up on high even when we would not otherwise deserve it.