I promise you will fall in love with Adams Grove, the quintessential small town you will never want to leave. Even if you have not read the other books in the series, ( and of course you will want to do that), you can read this one as a stand alone. This 6th installment in the Adams Grove series starts off with a magical quality to it. I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Will trouble bind them together, or will her secrets tear them apart?īarbecue and Bad News by Nancy Naigle is a 2015 Montlake publication. By the time she’s stirred up a hornet’s nest, he’s already falling for her. He’s done making bad choices, and this beautiful city gal is sure to leave Adams Grove once she finishes her story. Sheriff Scott Calvin can’t forget the woman who set off his radar, but he’s determined to send Savannah on her way. Now, all she needs is a way to deal with all the bad memories the small town dredges up… With one quick call to her editor, the aspiring columnist finds herself with a new assignment and the perfect excuse to get closer to the man who pulled her over.

Revised edition: This edition of Sweet Tea and Secrets includes editorial revisions and new scenes.Savannah Dey politely agreed to attend her ex-husband’s wedding, but she’d be grateful for any reason to get out of it…which is why the speeding ticket from the handsome sheriff of Adams Grove is both a surprise and a reprieve. Garrett may have been the last man Jill wanted to see, but now, she may not want to let him go. But when Jill's safety is threatened, she and Garrett must join forces to unearth Pearl's secrets before someone else-someone dangerous-gets there first. She can't imagine what Pearl possibly could have had that is worth stealing. Making matters worse, a string of break-ins at the Clemmons place has Jill and the rest of the town on edge. Now Jill must return home to settle Pearl's estate, comfort a town in mourning.and face Garrett Malloy, the man who broke her heart years ago. Sure, Pearl was eighty-five years old, but everyone-particularly her granddaughter Jill-just assumed she would live forever. When beloved town matriarch Pearl Clemmons dies on a warm June afternoon, the folks of Adams Grove, Virginia, can hardly believe it.

Sweet Tea and Secrets by Nancy Naigle