Divine Secrets

Divine Cozy Mysteries Series, Book 2

By: Hope Callaghan

Narrated by: Kim Niemi

Hoping to build trust with the Divine locals, Joanna Pepperdine and the Second Chance residents host an open house to get to know the townsfolk better. The event is a huge success...that is, until a guest finds a wallet belonging to a man who is now missing.

Joanna Pepperdine has decided to host an open house at her place to give the Divine, Kansas, locals a chance to meet not only her but also the residents of the halfway house she's opened for former female convicts.

Despite her fears the event will blow up in her face, it goes off without a hitch...until one of the guests finds a wallet, belonging to a local man who is missing.

Soon after, the missing man's body is found near the farm, which leads the authorities to Jo's place. They uncover more clues, all pointing toward someone who lives at the farm.

On a mission to clear their names, Jo discovers someone in the charming, small town of Divine may be willing to kill to keep their secrets.

©2019 Hope Callaghan (P)2019 Tantor

A Second Chance

I loved this book. I love Hope Callaghan as books and I liked the narrator. like was a clean mystery book with no bad language.

No disappointment here‼️

Sometimes the story doesn’t continue as good as it begins but not so this time … a great continuation… another good mystery and enjoyable main characters‼️
Keep up the good work!!!

Wonderful book!

Very well written characters and I couldn't put it down for a minute!
I love how well the town comes to life! So Great Hope! I can't wait for the next one!

Jo and Delta who opened a group home for women to transition from women’s prison back into society w/ new out look on life.

Liked how Jo and Delta loved the women, and showed them Gods love, and taught them to make something useful of their lives and successful in siciety

Quick Cute Listen

I love Hope Callaghan’s books. They’re easy listening and clean - no bad language and no sex - and enough intrigue to keep me listening.
The only thing I didn’t like about this book was the narrator’s voice for Jo - she sounds like an 80 year old who smoked too many Camels.