China Bayles is back, working her butt off at her herbs shop, cartering parties with her new catering business and running a tea shop in the back room. But she manages to find time to help the principal of the local high school investigate the rumor that the school's popular and winning football coach was involved with a student at his former coaching post. She learns that the girl has committed suicide a few years after the affair and has a hard time finding any hard evidence. In the meantime, she is dealing with her teenage stepson's girlfriend problems and worrying about the man her business partner, Ruby, is madly in love with. There's a lot going on here, but it's all worth reading. I even like the herbal tips and recipes included in the book, although I will probably never get around to using them. If you like the China Bayles series, you should like this one as well.
Rating: 4
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