'Til Grits Do Us Part

I received a copy of 'Til Grits Do Us Part by Jennifer Rogers Spinola from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

It’s all coming up roses.

Or it should be. Engaged to the last man she’d ever thought possible, Shiloh Jacobs is making a go of small-town life in rural Staunton, Virginia—writing again, planning a wedding, and about to sell the house that will make her dreams come true.

But instead of pre-wedded bliss, Shiloh finds herself virtually alone in Redneckville with no family to help her, no money, and no time to plan a wedding. Especially a wedding to a man as different as Adam Carter.

While covering an unsolved news case about a missing woman, things go from bad to worse for Shiloh—starting with mysterious rose bouquets and disturbing letters that link to her mother’s past. The more Shiloh tries to put her mother’s troubled history behind her, the more tangled in the case—and in the stalker’s sights—Shiloh becomes.

Forced to face her past secrets while on the run from a madman, can Shiloh identify the stalker before he strikes again? And as one dream after another falls flat, can she and Adam put aside their differences before it’s too late?

I had a little trouble getting into this book at first but before I knew it I wasn't wanting to put it down.  With everything that Shiloh was having thrown at her I was as confused as she was.  I was constantly thinking I knew who it was that was doing everything, but I was just as wrong as she was.