Download or read book Mama Gets Hitched written by Deborah Sharp and published by Llewellyn Worldwide. This book was released on 2010-09-08 with total page 168 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: According to Mama, a Gone with the Wind-themed wedding—complete with Scarlett O' Hara bridesmaid gowns and a ring-bearing Pomeranian—is fine and dandy for her fifth trip down the aisle. But what's a bridezilla to do when her caterer is murdered? Thanks to the nonstop gossip train in their small Florida town, Mama's gator-wrestling daughter Mace is getting the dirt on who did it. Unfortunately, the suspect list is longer than the gift registry. Right at the top are the groom's East Coast Yankee cousins—who may have Mafia ties. With her on-again, off-again beau, Detective Carlos Martinez, Mace must track down the killer before Mama's Special Day turns especially deadly. Praise for the Mace Bauer Mystery Series: "This is a humorous little bit of fluff, perfect for the beach."—The Globe and Mail "Bound to give tourists a look at a Florida that is fast being paved out of existence."—Kirkus Reviews "Sibling rivalry, steamy romance, a surprising killer, and plenty of catfish and hush puppies make this Southern cozy a winner."—Publishers Weekly "Once again Sharp has presented a humorous look at life in the interior of Florida."—Booklist "This series is just filled with down home charm, with a typical family that loves each other as they drive each other crazy."—Deadly Pleasures "Who knew that a whodunit would not only keep you guessing—but have you laughing!"—Hoda Kotb, NBC Today Show co-anchor "Sharp delivers a wide swath of humor and a keen sense of Florida's history and present."—Oline H. Cogdill, South Florida Sun-Sentinel "A terrific combination of sleuthing and silliness."—Colette Bancroft, St. Petersburg Times "Hitched is a wonderful continuation in a good series. Keep 'em coming."—Reviewing the Evidence "Filled with a delightfully off-beat Southern charm, Mama Gets Hitched is fast-paced, full of suspense, and funny to boot!"—FreshFiction.com