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A review by ssejig
A Fitting End by Melissa Bourbon
3.0
Cassidy Harlow, dressmaker extraordinnaire, is back... and another murder. She's filled up on dress orders for the Margaret ceremony, a local tradition for debutantes. While waiting for Lucille, who is charge of the ceremony, Cassidy overhears her arguing with the local golf pro, the local golf pro who later ends up dead... killed with Cassidy's sewing shears.
There're no shortage of suspects. It turns out the local golf pro (as Ramirez says) is more like a tennis pro in terms of his relationships with women in the town. He wasn't particularly picky either. So Cassidy not only has to finish four dresses for the ceremony, she needs to solve the murder, and figure out the secrets that her dead-great-grandmother's ghost doesn't want her to uncover.
There're no shortage of suspects. It turns out the local golf pro (as Ramirez says) is more like a tennis pro in terms of his relationships with women in the town. He wasn't particularly picky either. So Cassidy not only has to finish four dresses for the ceremony, she needs to solve the murder, and figure out the secrets that her dead-great-grandmother's ghost doesn't want her to uncover.