Is it too late to right the wrongs of the past? Or will old grudges and twisted grievances lead to murder in Harmony?
Jackie and her friends are excited to learn their old high school buddy is going to be building a second home in Harmony. But a worker's injury on the construction site of Keith's new home complicates things and fingers of blame point in different directions.
With the shocking discovery of Keith's body all the happiness of the reunion is upended. When his young wife arrives, she leans on Scott Drake, Jackie's boyfriend, to help deal with her husband's murder. Suspicions of a growing attraction between the beautiful widow and Scott leave Jackie confused and hurt.
Old hurts and past wrongs bubble to the surface as the police chief's investigation narrow the list of suspects. Does the motive lie buried in the past or is it right in front of him? Chief Jeff accepts Jackie's help, cautioning her against letting personal feelings cloud her thinking. But can she?
Hugging the banks of the Wisconsin River and rising into the wooded hills and bluffs, the community of Harmony invites you to be whisked away on another cozy mystery escape.
I really love this series!!!! Jackie, Val and Wanda are excited their high school friend Keith is moving back to Harmony, wife a wife Tara. At the same time getting photos for the up coming Taste of Harmony. At dinner with Jackie and the.girls he tells them about the house his renovating down the street from Scott Jackie's man and a well-known contractor that is working on his house. Mitch, their high bully talks Keith into having his son that is starting a roofing business to give him a shot. Keith says he needs to talk to Scott. They give him a chance, one of his worker falls off the roof, Insurance fake. Tara is delayed, text Keith to meet at the house then she is late and now Keith is found dead. WHO? WHY???? Now you have.to get this book to find out!!!!!! You won't be disappointed!!!!!!!
Almost like Agatha Christy, the "who's guilty" keeps changing up to the very last. Great descriptives of the areas make the reader really see the beautiful land and buildings. The characters are developed and their interplay is perfect.
This is a cozy for everyone but people of my generation will appreciate that the main characters were all teens in the 70s, so their experiences are relatable, PLUS you get a hero who is our age!