Meg and Seth have finally tied the knot in SEEDS OF
DECEPTION. They had the
small wedding that they both wanted in their small town.
With all the planning going on, they never thought about
a honeymoon. Seth decides that they should just pack up
the car and see where the wind takes them.
Before leaving on their honeymoon, they have dinner with
Meg's parents. After dinner when they go to get their
cars, they find that Meg's parent's car has been involved
in a hit and run. Her dad says no big deal, they should
go on their honeymoon. The next morning Meg and Seth head
out. While they
are on the second day, Meg gets a phone
call from her mother. A dead body has been found in the
back yard of their home and her father could be a suspect.
Meg and Seth delay the honeymoon to go back to see how they
can help.
When they are back in Meg's home town, they go over what
happened. Meg feels that something is missing in this.
Could the hit and run be connected to this murder? The
police seem to be dragging their feet. Meg's father is
an attorney and Meg feels that this all could be connected
to one of his old cases. Things are just not adding up.
Who is planting the seed of deception against her father?
SEEDS OF DECEPTION by Sheila Connolly really had me going.
Right when I
thought that I had figured in out, I was wrong. This book
shows how family should always come together when faced
with a tragic occurrence. I also liked the way that she
describes the town that Meg comes from. It's a small town,
but most of the people are very successful.
Sheila's writing is great. When I pick up a book and it
keeps me guessing, I am hooked. There are a few slow
parts, but they only last about a page or two. Don't put
it down, keep reading. I hope you enjoy SEEDS OF DECEPTION as
much as I did.
The New York Times bestselling author of A Gala Event returns with newlyweds Meg and Seth Chapin who should be worried about writing thank you notes, not taking a juicy bite out of crime... With the bushels of time they spent organizing their wedding, Meg and Seth didn’t have a chance to plan a honeymoon. But now that winter has arrived, there’s not much to do at the orchard. So with their shared love of history and all things apple, they pick Thomas Jefferson’s orchards at Monticello as the perfect getaway. While they enjoy the beautiful sights, there’s a rotten addition to the agenda when Meg’s parents discover their handyman dead in the backyard. With a bitter police chief eyeing Meg’s father as a suspect, Meg and Seth have to cut their honeymoon short to find the root of the problem.
Thank you for the lovely review! For the book I borrowed a bit of the town where I went to high school, which I visited recently--and the sporting goods store is still there! (Sheila Connolly 10:36am January 11, 2017)
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