When Robin Pearce came home to River Sutton for her little sister’s wedding, she knew she’d run into old classmates, but not with her car.
Robin cut her small town roots and moved to the big city to climb the corporate ladder. She’s a little nervous about seeing folks from high school. Slipping back into small town ways is as uncomfortable for Robin as trying to squeeze into a bodycon dress. But with plenty of coffee and her own car karaoke, her confidence is high.
Until a bleeding man stumbles into the road. Right in front of her car.
Although Robin tries desperately to save him, he dies in her arms, gasping his final words to her. She vows to carry his message to whoever they’re intended for. As soon as she figures that out.
She teams up with hunky Sheriff Chris Payne, the former high school star quarterback, to track down the murderer. He warns her to leave the sleuthing to him, but when he arrests her childhood friend, it’s up to her to find the evidence that will clear her.
Between dress fittings, menu planning, favor making, ceremony planning, and the wedding rehearsal, Robin tries to catch a killer. Will she track down the murderer before her sister walks down the aisle?