Weddings & Whodunits

By: Amanda M. Lee

Narrated by: Angel Clark

Avery Shaw never saw marriage on the menu - and when she did, she avoided it like liver and onions - but it appears her life is about to change. She simply can’t decide if it’s for better or worse.

With matrimony barreling down on her, she needs a distraction, and she gets it in the form of a warning. Apparently, she’s on the hit list for a local dealer who is trying to move in on turf she’s responsible for cleaning up, and news that she could be marked for death has her fiancé Eliot Kane in a tailspin.

Avery likes it when things line up her way. Unfortunately, very little is going how she envisioned in her life right now. Between her archnemesis Tad Ludington being fully recovered and back to his old tricks and her mother demanding a say in wedding preparations, Avery has her hands full.

The drug trade in Macomb County runs deeper than anybody anticipated, and the more Avery digs, the more she realizes that the case she thought was closed up tight is still open and ongoing. With an intern on her tail demanding attention, Avery is determined to uncover a secret so big it could blow up certain political circles within the county.

Eliot is by her side but his fear regarding the new people in Avery’s life is palpable...as is Sheriff Jake Farrell’s annoyance when he realizes what Avery is chasing. He wants her cut off from information, which isn’t something she will just sit back and accept.

It’s a war of the worlds this go-around for Avery, and the only chance she has to walk down the aisle is to figure out exactly what is going on. That’s easier said than done when she’s got a price on her head and people actively trying to thwart her every move.

She wants her happily ever after, and she’s determined nothing is going to stop her...not even death. Strap in and get ready, because Avery Shaw is taking no prisoners. Not this time.

©2021 Amanda M. Lee (P)2021 Amanda M. Lee

Great book. I laughed and cry along the way

Amanda M. Lee has a way with making me laugh and cry through them. Avery, Elliot and Jake are great. I love Elliot's nickname for Avery because she finds trouble around every corner. Loved their wedding and that Avery and Jake are still friends. I love to read books that get my emotions involved. I can't wait to read more of the books.

Weddings

My all time favorite character-married ❤️ Everything is a complete surprise. You don’t want to miss this installment of Avery antics.

Great as always

I love the Amanda Lee and Angel Clark combo! It was really nice to see some character growths especially for Avery!

Best one yet

Great Book by Amanda M Lee I love this series its one of my favorites.

So amazing

This one was amazing the twist right off the bar was perfect. As usually the growth in the relationship is amazing. Avery is a fantastic character and I love to read her escapades!!

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i Loved it! but i love Everything Avery Shaw=) i like how she's growing up and especially that everyone makes fun of her for it. they wouldn't be her people if they didn't.
im still not happy with the fact Duncan's voice has changed. if that's because readers complained about his lisp, i don't think ms Lee should have been swayed by it. political correctness is so ridiculous. it fit his character and he's not the same anymore. that's the only thing i can think of i don't like.
i loved Avery and Eliot's vows=) they were perfect for them.
as for Jake, i know they have a long history but, if it were me, I'd have never talked to him again.
i hope the next book includes the honeymoon! there are so many places this story can go! and so much more of Avery to see, now that she's married=))
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just keeps getting better

one wish... the story would just go on for ever! Snark at it's best!

Best yet!

This is hilarious. I love snarky Avery and she is on full display here. Her mother almost steals the show. Oi! The Vegas scene- lol!

The best yet

This was by far the best yet. First time I have cried in an Avery book.

A number of things happen to let you see how Avery has grown as a character. She is still the most kickass mouthy one of them all!!!!!

so many surprises

Loved this addition to the Avery series. it was funny and full of surprises. The narrators voice was annoying, but the book was great!