Wedding bells will soon be ringing in Pleasant Creek, Indiana, for none other than Liz Eckardt, owner of the Olde Mansion Inn bed-and-breakfast, and Jackson Cross, the town's dearly beloved mayor! Taking care of guests and making the many decisions necessary for the wedding and reception are no piece of cake, but fortunately Liz has the help of her friends and quilting partners, the Material Girls, her Amish relatives, and even Beans, her lazy but adorable canine companion. Less than a month away from the much-anticipated marriage, Liz is confident that nothing could possibly go wrong . . . Liz has always found comfort and strength in the pages of her mother's diary, which brought her to Pleasant Creek and her new life. But her breath hitches as she opens it this time. Inside is a link to her long-dead father, one she never noticed before, and she quickly realizes his unexpected message will be the perfect addition to her nuptials. When the diary disappears, Liz is devastated. Who would commit such a dreadful deed? And why? To make matters better, or worse, an overly friendly stranger arrives, bearing far too many gifts. The story he tells Liz doesn't quite ring true, and she's determined to have it investigated and to hold him accountable if necessary. Meanwhile, someone's been tampering with Liz's bank account, which has her tied in knots. More secrets from Liz's mother's past are coming to light like candles on an altar, yet only one thing is clear: this mystery is turning out be far more than a simple song and dance, especially when a guest of the inn is unceremoniously dispatched. Liz vows to lift the veil on betrayal before her trip down the aisle becomes a death march, for her or someone she loves.