A Wedding and a Killing
A Mac Faraday Mystery Book #8
A Wedding and a Killing is the eighth Novel in the Mac Faraday Mysteries.
Who invited murder and mayhem to the wedding? When Mac Faraday decided to do something, there is no stopping him...even murder!
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About the Book
Not wanting to wait until their big day to start their life of wedded bliss, Mac Faraday and his lady love, Archie Monday, decide to elope to the little church where his ancestors had all married—along the tranquil shore of Deep Creek Lake. However, before they can say, “I do,” the sanctuary erupts into chaos when Gnarly finds a body in the church office.
In A Wedding and a Killing, Mac and his team discover more questions than answers. What kind of person walks into a church and shoots a man for no apparent reason? How do you solve the murder of a man who has no enemies in the world? Which of the seemingly kind-hearted church members is really a cold-blooded killer?
Then, there is the all-important question, how long do Mac Faraday and his lady love have to wait to get married?
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Praise for A Wedding and a Killing
"The author's stories are entertaining with well-rounded, appealing characters readers will wish to revisit with each installment in the series. Carr weaves humor into her mysteries and gives her main characters plenty of tender moments as they continue to bond. And bond they do; so much so that fans seeking to immerse themselves into the next story will feel like they have returned home."
Edie Dykeman
"Five Stars. A Wedding and a Killing has lots of action, suspense, murders, mysteries and humor."
Rhonda Laney
"There is actually a mystery within a mystery in Carr's new book. It's a tangled, twisting adventure that adds more dead bodies along the way. Carr's characters are lively, her plots complex, there is always just enough humor to set a lighter tone."
Allene Reynolds
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