It's in the Stars

As an astrologer Julia Bonatti knows she should trust what she sees in the stars, but serving as a bridesmaid for her friend Geneva diverts her attention. In All Signs Point to Murder by Connie DiMarco, Julia is torn by her desire to assist her friend and keeping quiet. This has catastrophic consequences.

On the wedding day the bride's sister is missing. After the ceremony, Moira is found slightly drunk and injured from a fall down stairs. She claims there was something wrong with the drink but everyone knows Moira. She is a drama queen.

When the wedding planner Sally Stark is found unconscious on the dance floor during the reception, Julia knows her evening is not going to end early. She agrees to stay at the wedding venue in hopes of calming down her friend. 

The next morning she is awakened by the sound of gunshots. As

she springs out of bed dashing toward the sounds, she encounters other family members and witnesses the groom coming out of the garage. Rob says he shot an intruder, but when they enter the garage, they find Moira bleeding on the floor. He claims he heard whispering in the garage and that someone fired at him first.

Pulling all the pieces together Julia works through the stars and digs deeper into family secrets to find the killer. 

As always Connie di Marco has written a gem. The first in the series is The Madness of Mercury. Check out my review here.

For other books by Connie Di Marco (or as Connie Archer) click here.