What a sad start. After leaving Aurora with two potential relationships to choose from at the end of book one, book two picks up at the wedding of the one she chose... to another woman. Who’s pregnant. Roe is not surprisingly somewhat depressed by this.Things look up considerably when she discovers she’s been left a sizable sum of money. For her, anyway, not so much for the book. The rest of it was just bland. I had very little interest in the mystery, which was completely justified by how dull the solution turned out to be. Hope the next book is better, or I may not continue with the series.
