Book Review: A Wedding to Die For

Reviewed By: Pat Reid - RAM

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Radine Trees Nehring
Class/Genre:   Mystery   Woman Main Character   Cozy   Amateur Sleuth
Series: Something to Die for # 4
St. Kitts Press, 2006, 294 pps.

Here Comes The Bride and this time it is Carrie McCrite who is getting married. But she is confused about how to have a wonderful wedding but one that is appropriate for a mature bride and groom.

On the advice of her friends Henry and Carrie take a trip to inspect The Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Carrie immediately falls in love with the place and decides it is indeed a perfect place for a wedding.

In trying to plan the wedding Carrie and Henry are plunged into a vicious scheme to run a florist and his family out of Eureka Springs. Certain residents are prejudiced and don’t want Chandra and Ashur Mukherjee owners of Artistic Floral Designs of Eureka Springs to continue business in their town.

Carrie and Henry make friends with the two and try to help them out through a bombing and a murder. Other friends of Carrie and Henry join in to help as well.

But even in Eureka Springs Carrie can’t escape the ghost bride wearing red who has been haunting her dreams.

I enjoyed the characters in the books and the descriptions of the area. Nehring tells a good story and gives a good description of how an older couple deciding on a wedding might feel.

Pat Reid - RAM

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