Katie's desperately unhappy when she realizes her dream house has been sold. The house has always been her ideal location for a bed and breakfast. With her dream no longer in grasp, Katie tries to make the best of things.
She goes over to welcome her new neighbors in Victoria Square with a pizza. She offers to help the knock down a wall. Before she knows it, she's uncovered a body sealed in the wall.
The body's soon identified as Heather Winston, a girl who disappeared twenty years ago. Her aunt, Rose, is a vendor at the Artisan's Alley. The family's always assumed that Heather left the area hoping to make it as a model. As her only living relative, Rose turns to Katie asking her for help.
Looking for clues in a 20 year old case isn't easy. On top of the murder, Katie's dealing with pushy vendors at work, a wedding where she's become the maid of honor at the last second, and she must find a new apartment to live.
My Thoughts: I really enjoyed the second book in this series. I love the behind the scenes moments at the Artisans Alley. I love Victoria Square - it sounds perfect (except for all those dead bodies). Katie's sweet and tries to help everyone, which leaves her stressed. The murdered kept me guessing until the end. I love Seth. I love Andy and his pizza joint. I can almost taste the cinnamon buns he's now creating. So looking forward to more in this series.
Cover Thoughts: Adorable!
Source: My Library
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