Welcome to Pine Haven, where the air is crisp, the gossip is juicy, and murder is just off the beaten path.
Carolina Teal swapped the hustle of New York City for the serenity of Maine’s countryside, hoping to plant roots at the historic Blueberry Hill Inn with her sister Angela. But just as the first wedding party arrives, Carolina stumbles upon a dead body on the inn’s winding trail.
The victim? Pine Haven’s notoriously thorny building inspector— who recently refused to greenlight the inn’s renovations. With whispers spreading faster than the autumn breeze, Carolina finds herself tangled in the town’s suspicions.
When she uncovers the inspector’s cryptic notes, Carolina realizes that the killer is close. Was it Marie, whose inn was also blacklisted by the inspector? Or was it the prickly historian aiming to save Pine Haven’s beloved landmarks?
With her loyal pup Kahlua, a dashing park ranger, and Angela by her side, Carolina must blaze the trail to the truth—before the killer strikes again.
MY REVIEW- Title : Old Buildings and Fresh Starts
I enjoyed this book with both Carolina and Angela both sharing their sides of the story. It was easy to follow and I liked the underlying threats that the Teal sisters begin to see. There are several people to be suspicious of. But Jack, the park ranger wasn't one of those suspicious people. But he did have his eye on Carolina and she was liking that fact too !Kahlua was Carolina's retired K9 dog that she only had for a few months and he added a lot to the story. I liked how the story ended with also another book sneak peek.
It's called, "Dead Men Don't Ski.
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