Flames and Felonies

Anna Albertini thought spring would bring a little peace. She really should know better by now.

First, her cousin Lacey blows back into town from Detroit, and within days Detective Pierce has her in handcuffs on a felony charge. Anna knows two things: Lacey didn't do it, and Pierce is going to be insufferable while Anna proves it. That means digging through the long-abandoned lumber company on the edge of town, where old secrets are just waiting for a spark, and where someone clearly doesn't want a nosy lawyer poking around.

Second, her sisters both need help, whether they know it or not. Cormac shows up, circling Donna and hunting for something, and Anna refuses to sit back and let him make a move. Add in Tessa's wedding, which just got bumped up to this month, and Anna is juggling murder suspects, bridesmaid duties, and a Nonna who has gone full general.

And Aiden? Something is smoldering between them, and it has nothing to do with romance. Anna has cross-examined killers, but this is one question she's afraid to ask.

Some women run from the flames. Anna grabs a legal pad and barrels straight in.