A Bridesmaid’s Guide to the Things People Hide
An Emelia Walsh Cozy Mystery
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- senators, governors, and helicopter arrivals,
- people who offer diamonds to apologize for messing up your hair,
- the world’s most competitive wedding party,
- and a bride who’s one second away from fleeing.
Emmy finds herself working alongside John Sutton again—now a Detective Sergeant but just as infuriating and magnetic as ever—when he reappears in the most unexpected way possible. This time, her butterflies have become caffeinated bees.
And through it all, she needs to figure out why this man, nicknamed “The Fairytale” by her friends, despises weddings so much.
With her sharp eye for detail and a knack for unlocking secrets (literally—she can pick any lock), Emmy must read the room the way she always does—watching what people reach for, what they hide, and what they’re willing to lose—to uncover a culprit in a world where everything looks perfect from the driveway.
✨ Why Readers Love It:
💎 A glamorous, high-stakes setting—where wealth hides the darkest secrets.
🔍 Emmy’s return—witty, warm, and utterly human as she unravels another mystery.
❤️ A detective that doesn't just give butterflies, he gives caffeinated bees.
🕵️♀️ Perfect for lovers of Agatha Raisin, Hannah Swensen, and cozy tales with a touch of romance.
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