Lavender Lies

By: Susan Wittig Albert

Narrated by: Susan Wittig Albert

When local real estate shark Edgar Coleman is murdered and "good riddance" is the response from every Pecan Spring resident, China Bayles quickly learns that Coleman was no stranger to adultery and blackmail. Her fiancé, the interim police chief, is immersed in the investigation, and the suspect list grows steadily longer. China puts her honeymoon plans aside and starts hunting for the killer. As her investigation gets underway, she digs up dirt on people she knows and unearths secrets that were best left six feet under.©1999 Susan Wittig Albert. (P)16 9; 1999 HighBridge Company

LAVENDER LIES

This is a good short book about China. China helps solve a murder while dealing with her wedding plans. This is my first book about China, not the first book in the series. I like how she handles things and stayed interested and I'll continue listening to her. Susan Wittig Albert wrote the book and also narrated this book. She does a great job on both. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below. Thank you.3

small town ...cosy

I love this author. She is my favorite. A few years ago I read her series " The darling dahlias" and loved it. it's all about women bonding through flower gardens, secrets and love.

Fun mystery with China Bales

Always enjoy the story. Can’t say the same for the performance. If you’ve listened to the first few books the author’s performance leaves a lot to be desired.

the writer

I loved it. it checked all the boxes for me. plants passion mystery texas read by the suthor

horrible narrator

I have listened to a number of books in this series and this was the worst narrator yet. Made the story really pretty boring. Good thing it was only a couple of hours.