The good: The suspense/mystery part is well done. There are several possible suspects who who is breaking into the antique shop and they all have potential motives. I liked the two main characters (Daniel and Elena) and Daniel's daughter April. Elena's personal history has shaped her to be able to help April with an understanding that others might not have.

I didn't guess whodunit or why until it was revealed though I did guess someone from nearby the antique shop was at least involved in some way.

There's humor in the book.

The bad: As with most of the books in this series, it bothers me that the two main characters go from meeting each other to getting married in a short period of time. I'm just not convinced that that scenario works well in the real world. I'd probably have given it an extra half to full star if the book had ended with engagement instead of them getting married. ( )