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When Emily Plankhurst is visited by the ghost of Gabriel Graystone, and learns he was murdered, she knows she must find justice for him. The only problem is, Gabriel was killed a hundred years ago, shortly after he broke off his engagement to the daughter of a prominent Taos family, and there aren't many other clues to go by in finding his killer.
Emily, who runs a private research library-a place that's known to harbor its own share of ghosts-teams up with Samantha Sweet and her daughter to investigate. As they delve into the case they discover that the story goes much deeper than a broken engagement or an old feud. There are hidden places in Taos that no one knows about, and plenty of ghostly old secrets. With danger lurking in the shadows, can they uncover the truth before those secrets catch up with them?
If you enjoyed the cozy Aunt Dimity mystery series, you'll love this suspenseful story of a librarian, a baker, and their search for justice.
Readers are raving about these lighthearted, relaxing, well-written books-Samantha may not be young, beautiful or have the perfect body, but she is intelligent, independent, and hard working, the kind of person you feel you already know.
Praise for Connie Shelton's previous mysteries:
"The best yet!! Not only was Sweet Magic fantastic, it left me dying to see where life is headed for Samantha and her family! Heart-gripping, fast-paced, and amazing." - J.J. 5-stars, online review
"LOVE, LOVE these books!" -5 stars, online review
"Fantastic! Impossible to put down!" - 5 stars, Amazon reader
"Shelton again has done a superb job in bringing New Mexico to life." -Albuquerque Journal
"Connie Shelton gets better with every book she writes." -The Midwest Book Review
