2018 LEFTY AWARD FINALIST BEST HUMOROUS MYSTERY When newlyweds Laurel McKay and Tom Hunter embark on their honeymoon cruise, they look forward to sunny days exploring the Caribbean islands and intimate evenings together. Their dream quickly goes "poof," when Laurel's family decides to tag along and their romantic duet turns into a party of eight.The first night on the ship, Laurel witnesses someone going overboard. But no one is reported missing, and the chief of security gives Laurel's sighting the same credibility as an ...
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2018 LEFTY AWARD FINALIST BEST HUMOROUS MYSTERY When newlyweds Laurel McKay and Tom Hunter embark on their honeymoon cruise, they look forward to sunny days exploring the Caribbean islands and intimate evenings together. Their dream quickly goes "poof," when Laurel's family decides to tag along and their romantic duet turns into a party of eight.The first night on the ship, Laurel witnesses someone going overboard. But no one is reported missing, and the chief of security gives Laurel's sighting the same credibility as an alien landing.After a series of diamond thefts, Laurel discovers that suspicious shipmates are as plentiful as calories on this cruise. When a murder occurs, and a family member becomes the top suspect, Laurel is determined to unmask the killer before her dream honeymoon becomes a nautical nightmare. "Dying for a Diamond is pure joy! The sixth entry into the Laurel McKay Mysteries is filled with laughs, memorable characters, interesting plot twists, and murderous intent, all served with a touch of romance. You'll be dying for more." -Heather Haven, IPPY Award-Winning Author "After five fun novels, Laurel, the spirited heroine of Cindy Sample's "Dying for" series, finally ties the knot with Tom Hunter, her heartthrob detective. When the honeymooners embark on a cruise, missing people and stolen diamonds quickly snare Laurel and Tom in a frantic search for answers to clear a framed relative. Her zany family and friends offer extra laughs as readers cruise through this polished whodunit that sparkles like a diamond." -Linda Lovely, Author of the Marley Clark Mysteries
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