Wedding Cake and Big Mistakes

An Adams Grove Novel, Book 3

De: Nancy Naigle

Narrado por: Shannon McManus

Welcome to Adams Grove…where the wedding cakes are sweet but the recipe is murder.

In Adams Grove, Virginia, wedding fever is in full bloom as the townsfolk prepare for the long-awaited nuptials of Jill Clemmons and Garrett Malloy. Amid the pre-wedding bustle, maid of honor Carolanne Baxter is hoping for a fresh start of her own. After years away, she has finally returned home to reconnect with her estranged father, Ben. The fact that her sexy new law partner, Connor Buckham, is the very same guy the town matchmaker named as Carolanne’s perfect match…well, that’s just icing on the cake!

But when a woman’s dead body surfaces during the wedding reception, the murder throws the town into an uproar. And when Ben Baxter is pegged as the prime suspect, Carolanne and Connor find themselves on opposite sides of the case. Has the matchmaker’s perfect streak come to an end? Or will the truth finally bring Carolanne the happily ever after she’s dreamed of for so long?

©2013 Nancy Naigle (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

My Musings

This is a really sweet love story. Loved Conner and Carolanne's romance. This book is fast-paced with plenty of action, intrigue, and mystery. The narrator is fantastic. Happy reading!

Enjoyed

I really enjoyed listening to this book. I liked the story better than the first book in the series. I'm not sure I like the sound of the male voice when reading the book.

Buy it.

I think that this book held my attention from the beginning. If you're a lover of Adams Grove reads or not.

best series so far

I started this series on a hunch and I don't want to stop reading this series

Sweet friends turn into lovers that solve a murder mystery

Nice story that includes characters from the other Adams Grove story involving Jill, Garrett and Pearl.

not impressed

I felt like the characters never really developed much of a bond. it was just kind of a weird storyline where they went from not even dating to him saying I love you. I was less than impressed.