Ottawa Bay is a small town. A bastion of Americana, surrounded by the natural beauty of Northern Michigan, it seems the perfect place for young and single Kassidy Hanover to start over. The gentle waves of Lake Huron help to ease the loss of her dream career in criminology. She has a new home. She has support from her best friend Lucinda Murphy and her husband Oliver Murphy. She has a new business, The Depot Cafe, a coffee shop in a historic train depot. Everywhere she looks she sees the blessings of God in her new life. A safe, peaceful life, far removed from the drama of big city living. But every town has its secrets. Sherridan Sullivan is a member of Ottawa Bay’s wealthy and powerful upper class. Well-dressed, commanding, and as mean as a snake in a slinky. She also winds up as dead as a Michigan mosquito on a windshield. When Lucinda and Kassidy discover the bloodied body of the controversial shop owner, it leads them into the surprisingly shady world of small town business. Can Kassidy’s talent for investigation bring peace to the Sullivan family? Or will she find that small business can be murder