Jean Rubin has three months to plan her daughter's wedding in tony Scottsdale, Arizona. A viscous gossip columnist known as "The Mouth" begins to harass her in his weekly column "Rumors and Innuendos". As the vitriolic diatribes accelerate, Jean manages a nervous bride, a neurotic wedding planner and a family from the deep south. When a member of the community turns up murdered everyone is a suspect, including Jean
Award winning author Marcia Fine grew up in South Florida in the 1960s, the daughter of Bohemian parents. A former English teacher, entrepreneur and speaker she has the only satirical series about Scottsdale. A ONEBOOKAZ 2015 winner for her novel, THE BLIND EYE--Sephardic Journey, she has traveled Arizona speaking at libraries. Her book about personal family history, PAPER CHILDREN--An Immigrant"s Legacy, has been a finalist for three national awards. Her newest novel, PARIS LAMB, won First Prize from the Arizona Author's Asso. A treatise on biblical archaeology, suspense and romance, the novel explores a family secret revealed that changes lives.
Great read! Actually had me laughing out loud. Anyone who has planned a wedding will relate. Anyone with family and friends will enjoy interactions of these characters.