Jaclyn Wilde is a wedding planner who loves her job-usually. But helping Carrie Edwards with her WEDDING DAY continues to be an unrelenting headache. Carrie is normally a bridezilla of mythic nastiness, a diva whose tantrums are simply about as crazy as her demands. But the unpleasant job at hand turns seriously legal when Carrie is brutally murdered and everyone associated with the ceremony is accusing each other to do the deed.

The problem is, most everyone-from the cake machine as well as the florist towards the about Veil of Evening: A Novel wedding-gown retailer and the bridesmaids’ dressmaker-had his / her own reason for wanting the bride inactive, including Jaclyn. And while those who felt Carrie’s wrath are actually smiling at her demise, Jaclyn won’t celebrate tragedy, especially since she discovers herself in the shadow of suspicion.

Assigned to the case, Detective Eric Wilder finds that there’s an excessive amount of evidence pointing toward too many suspects. Compounding his problems is certainly Jaclyn, with whom he distributed one deeply passionate night time before Carrie’s loss of life. Being a leading suspect implies that Jaclyn is hands-off simply when Eric would rather end up being hands-on. As heat intensifies between Eric and Jaclyn, a cold-blooded murderer goes dangerously close. And this time the prospective is not a bride-to-be but one especially irresistible wedding ceremony planner, unaware of a killer’s vow.