title: Weddings Are Murder (A Susan Henshaw Mystery #11)
author:  Valerie Wolzien 
description: Although I now live in New York City, there's a lot I can identify with in Valerie Wolzien's mysteries. Valerie's portraits of small towns and suburban communities remind me of my youth -- and I suspect they strike a similar chord with all those readers who live (or used to) far from urban centers. Also, Valerie's novels are like comfort food in a way -- because they are, in part, celebrations of holidays and happy social occasions (weddings, birthday parties, family vacation trips) . . . plus the mandatory addition of homicidal doings. Valerie is now writing two series with two different amateur sleuths -- suburban housewife Susan Henshaw (MURDER AT THE PTA LUNCHEON is her first appearance) and businesswoman Josie Pigeon (who started solving murders in SHORE TO DIE). I heartily recommend anything Valerie Wolzien writes. <br /><br />--Joe Blades, Associate Publisher
zlib_text: Table of Contents
  Wedding Cak e &  Woe
  D edication
  Summary
  Chapter One
  Chapter Two
  Chapter Three
  Chapter Four
  Chapter Five
  Chapter Six
  Chapter Seven
  Chapter E ight
  Chapter Nine
  Chapter Ten
  Chapter E leven
  Chapter Twelve
  Also B y B eth B yers
  Also B y Amanda A.  Allen
  Copyright
  
   
   
  Wedding Cake &  Woe
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  The 2 nd Chance Diner Mysteries
  Book 10
   
   
   
   
   
  By Beth Byers
  
   
  F or Su e.
  < 3  T hanks f or you r p atienc e with my d ec ad es of  b itc hiness. < 3
  
   
  Rose and Simon are finally getting married! The dress is bought, the
  guests are coming, and a body has been found where they' re
  supposed to say their vows!
   
  It' s a race to solve the murder before their big day is ruined. Will their
  joy be forever altered by what has happened? Or will they be able to
  find both justice and their happily ever after?
  
   
   
  Chapter One
   
   
  “Well,” I said, tucking my arm through Simon’s and kissing his
  cheek. We were a single day into our vacation before the wedding.
  So far, we’d slept in,