When Charla Rae Thacker and her bridesmaids show up at Andi's soap shop in Greenburg, Tennessee, for a morning of pre-wedding pampering, Andi bends over backwards to make it a pleasant experience for them all. But then Charla keels over and dies from anaphylactic shock after she uses Andi's personally blended cherries jubilee facial scrub. Andi suspects sabotage and murder when she discovers strawberries - a lethal allergen for Charla - in the scrub. Now, Andi must save her business and her reputation.

Newlywed Andi Hartley is not at all sure she’s ready to look like an over-ripe melon. . . In fact, she’s still getting used to being married. But her husband, Ben, wants to start a family right away. Gulp. Their family plans are put on hold, however, when Andi's kitten runs from the house to their watermelon field and digs up a bone attached to the remains of a thirty-year-old skeleton. Buried secrets come to life. . .and then the colorful owner of Greenburg's best eatery is murdered. As Andi unearths more and more of the suspicious history surrounding the skeleton, she realizes both deaths are related. Is she also about to unearth a murderer?

Andi Hartley knows her peach baby food didn’t kill Dr. Bradley, despite his odd choice of a snack; she just needs to prove it to herself and the rest of Greenburg, Tennessee. Andi Hartley promises herself she won’t get involved in any more mysteries, especially now that she’s a new mom. But when the doctor she’s typing medical notes for dies at his desk, one of the last things he ate was a jar of her homemade peach baby food for a snack. Then her physician and friend also looks suspicious for having caused the doctor’s sudden death, plus a dictation reveals that Dr. Bradley wasn’t alone in his office that fateful night. Andi must work quickly to untangle the web of secrets among the patients of Greenburg, Tennessee.