A decent vacation is exactly what Emily Braden needs. We may consider living in England vacation enough, but anywhere away from the norm is a better description of a vacation.
Emily is encouraged by her cousin, Harry, to meet him in Chinon, France. A beautiful and historic site where Queen Isabelle once spent her days.
With a small amount of family prodding, Emily set out for the luxury accommodations near a crumbling castle. True to nature, Harry didn't show up on time while Emily met a charming local who gave her a ride. Carrying on with the "new-friend-making" day, she stepped into the attached pub and garden terrace. A few young men her age immediately took up with her.
In addition to friend Simon, a classical musician, a vineyard owner, and a friendly staff kept Emily busy with sightseeing and exploring.
During an excursion, a death happened at the hotel. Possibly a murder.
Several men in her new surroundings had an affection for Emily, yet can she trust any of them?
The handsome man who'd given her a ride, owned the vineyard and offered her a tour and dinner. The musician is quiet and reserved, although he makes time for her. The college man repeatedly tours the castle and finds historical stories with her.
The men are all charming, but there's been a murder, and it can be one of the men she spends time with. In addition, where has her cousin been? The romantic atmosphere of Chinon, France and the close contact with the inhabitants is quite the mystery of love and murder.
It's a perilous vacation unless Emily chooses the right path and the right man to hold hands with.
Happy reading,
Dawn
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