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Candlemaker Hazel Wickbury sets out again to bring the truth to light.
Iggy Alewell, Hazel Wickbury's friend and candle shop assistant, is eager to purchase his own home with the advance from his first big book deal. Iggy is on the hunt for something with character, so what could be better than the old Cragmire house that's rumored to have buried treasure somewhere on its property? Hazel is thrilled her friend has found success, but things in Crucible take a nasty turn when another potential buyer for the Cragmire house goes missing. He was last seen taking a boat out on Lake Glenmyre, and when the rental is found empty, it's clear to police that foul play is involved.
What's worse is that Iggy becomes the prime suspect in the man's disappearance, and Detective Holden Whitfield's thorny, new partner is certain Iggy is guilty. To clear Iggy from suspicion and dispel the darkness penetrating their beloved town, Hazel and her Aunt Poppy team up again to find a killer before their friend gets burned.
Return to Crucible in Too Much to Candle, Book Two in the award-winning Glenmyre Whim Mysteries.
Praise for You Can't Candle the Truth, Book One in the Glenmyre Whim Mysteries:
"You Can't Candle the Truth, like its heroine, Hazel Wickbury, is absolutely enchanting...magic is threaded with persuasive charm into the fabric of the story." -- Lori Robbins, award-winning author of the On Pointe Mysteries
"a unique, charming, feel-good story that fans across the entire mystery spectrum will enjoy." -- J.C. Kenney, bestselling author of the Allie Cobb Mysteries
"With the setting, characters, and mystery storyline all on point, You Can't Candle the Truth is pure delight." -- Carol E. Ayer, author of The HSP Mysteries
