Murder Wears a Little Black Dress by Debra Sennefelder
What happens when a young women takes over her grandmother's consignment clothing store and then a psychic collapses after trying on a black lace dress and announcing that it had been worn by a murderer? It's not good. Not good for the book's protagonist Kelly Quinn. For those of us reading the book, it's absolutely fantastic.
Kelly had big plans for changing her inheritance into an upscale boutique, but talk of "the murder" dress isn't good for business. Neither is the group that comes in one day and sets up a seance in the home decor area, or the lawsuit filed by a customer who's afraid that Kelly sold her a haunted chair. Or the fact that she's discovered more than one dead body.
I'm not into fashion at all, but that didn't keep me from loving this book. I definitely want to read whatever else is coming up in the series.
Disclosure -- The publisher provided me with an ARC.
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