Abby and Marco are still house hunting. There are workers at one of their perspective homes and one of the men falls from the roof. A family with two children is living in the home. The next day, they are gone. The man is alive but in very bad shape.

Their realtor isn't taking them to homes that meet Abby's requirements but she is reluctant to let Jillian find her a home. However, she caves in to her hugely pregnant cousin's demands. In the interim, the wife of the roofer who is still in critical condition insists that someone pushed Sergio. He had been working roofs for years and never fallen before.

Abby and Marco agree to look into it. However, something about the daughter of the family who disappeared intrigues Abby and she keeps trying to get Marco and Riley interested. Both of them insist there is nothing to investigate but Abby can't let it go.

Just as Abby and Marco are ready to give up on their inquiries into Sergio's fall, he dies and his wife finds a note in his clothes that says, "Help me". Once again Abby keeps working on finding the family.

In between their investigation, their looking at houses and taking Jillian to the hospital with Braxton-Hicks contractions, Abby is increasingly busy at Bloomers. She hires Maria, Sergio's wife to help out.

Ms. Collins has skillfully woven two seemingly disparate stories together into a satisfying whole. I can't wait for the next in the series. Abby and Marco are building a new house and with a new baby for Jillian, life could be very interesting.