Wendy the Wedding Planner Books in Order
Part ofCindy Bell Books in OrderBrowse Wendy the Wedding Planner by Cindy Bell in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Wendy the Wedding Planner books in publication order
4 books
Chefs, Ceremonies and Crimes
by Cindy Bell
2014
Wedding planner Wendy is arranging her friend Laura's celebration when a body is discovered at the restaurant venue. Although the evidence seems to identify an obvious suspect, Wendy has doubts and turns to private investigator Brian Alexander as the wedding deadline approaches.
Knives and Nuptials
by Cindy Bell
2014
Wendy's latest wedding assignment brings a demanding future mother-in-law and a death within the wedding party. Evidence points toward the bride, leaving Wendy and private investigator Brian Alexander to untangle the relationships and determine whether their client is concealing a deadly secret.
Matrimony, Money and Murder
by Cindy Bell
2014
After losing her job and boyfriend, Wendy tries to establish herself as a wedding planner, only to become the prime suspect in a murder involving someone close to her. A mysterious stranger offers help as she races to protect her future and prove her innocence.
Mice, Marriage and Murder
by Cindy Bell
2015
A meeting with a wedding caterer leads Wendy to a dead health inspector in a freezer. The victim's previous decisions provide possible motives, but tensions involving Brian complicate her efforts to investigate a case that increasingly threatens her own safety.
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