A Regan Reilly Mystery
by Carol Higgins Clark & Reagan Reilly
The date is Saturday, April 2. Five April brides discover their wedding dresses have been stolen. One of the brides is private investigator Regan Reilly. Her wedding is in seven days.
"With her usual cast of quirky characters, Clark's lighthearted romp will keep readers guessing who will and who won't make it to the altar." - Publishers Weekly.
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