Grace's Augusta Mysteries

The first full week in April means a blooming business for Grace Ward, whose floral designs will be part of several parties with the major golf tournament in town. After the murder of a young woman with a mysterious tattoo, Grace finds herself in the middle of an investigation and wonders if these parties she's beautifying are actually fronts for something more sinister.

With a diva ballerina waltzing through town for two sold-out performances, Grace Ward has to be on her toes to make sure the star's flowers are perfect. Her delivery goes awry when she finds the prima donna dead, and another Augusta mystery lands in her lap.

Bill Andrews has a history of being up to no good. Grace Ward knows it's a bad idea when he decides to make a bid for Augusta mayor. Apparently, someone else shares Grace's feelings and puts an end to Bill's political ambitions forever. That leaves Grace in the thick of another murder investigation.

The radio newscast sent a chill down Grace Ward's spine. Drew had been accused of killing a young woman, and was behind bars. Grace knew there had to be some mistake. Drew would never kill someone. Now, it's up to Grace to find out what really happened, and it could be her toughest case yet.

Grace Ward wonders if she's been cursed. She's seen too much death in 12 months. A floral designer, who never wanted to be involved in law enforcement, Grace finds herself in the middle of another homicide investigation while planning for an upcoming fundraising gala. She quickly learns all is not as it seems in this case.

Dreams have haunted Grace Ward's nights for many years. The latest one is the worst. For once, couldn't her dreams just reveal something wonderful? Why does murder always get the final word?