#book #reveiw Wedding Bells Brew Murder (Sara and Sean Cozy Mystery Series) by Carolyn Arnold
With all the guests at Sara and Sean’s wedding suspected of murder, her walk down the aisle will need to wait…
Everything is going perfectly on the big day until Sara opens the door of her bridal suite. Darlene Day, who made the wedding cake, falls into the room, a serving knife plunged into her back.
As the organists start to play “Here Comes the Bride,” Sara calls a pause to the proceedings. There’s a murder to solve, and the motive may be in the icing.
Darlene wasn’t the most loved person in the small town of Cotton Spring Falls, but rumor has it that she refused the offer of a big franchise to buy her bakery. Did they go so far as murder to put her out of business?
But when it’s discovered their wedding cake was poisoned, Sara and Sean could have been the intended victims all along. Did Darlene stumble upon the killer’s conspiracy and they silenced her before she could reveal their secret? Is it someone on the invitation list or the mysterious wedding crasher?
As long as the coffee is hot, and Sara has Sean and her beagle, Magnum, at her side, she isn’t going down in a heap of tulle and lace.
Wedding Bells Brew Murder is a closed-room mystery in the fashion of the great Agatha Christie that fans of Emma Davies, Verity Bright, and Helena Dixon will enjoy reading.
REVIEW
After getting engaged in the last book and planning their big day, Sara and Sean’s wedding is finally here! The guests are all seated, Sara is getting ready and everything is running smoothly, that is until a knock at the door sees a friend stumble in with a knife in her back!
Unfortunately that puts a halt on the nuptials and moves everyone on the guest list to the suspect list! That suspect list is large and including family and close friends Sara and Sean put their wedding aside to solve it before the police pin it on the wrong person.
I loved trying to find the suspect along with Sara and Sean and when it was all revealed I was shocked to see that the person wasn’t even on my radar!
