Dangerous Deeds. The Westport Mysteries, #1

Hi, I'm Lizzie. I've just done something spectacularly stupid. I've bought a house that's one strong wind away from being condemned. I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing. I don't particularly like getting my hands dirty. And - I'll be honest with you - the plan wasn't really thought through. The cat came with the house. The house was an impulse decision. It also came with a nosy neighbour and more opinions than I knew what to do with.
My boyfriend thinks I need improvement. My sister thinks I need a bulldozer. My eighty-two-year-old grandma thinks I need Riley. Grandma Mabel is not wrong. Riley is the handyman. He's 6'3" with blue eyes and eyelashes I honestly resent, and every time he walks into a room my brain checks out completely. Not that it matters. I have a perfectly good boyfriend. Scott is perfectly fine. Everything is perfectly fine.
Then Riley pulls up a loose floorboard in the attic and finds a diamond engagement ring, a bundle of love letters tied in faded ribbon, and a decades-old secret buried in the walls by a woman who never got to live her love story - and someone who made sure of it. Now I need to know who did this. I need to know why. And I need to find whoever it was before they realise I'm looking. Because the man with the scarred face in the black sedan parked outside my house? He's been there since the day I moved in.
And I'm starting to think he already knows I found the ring. I really should have just bought an apartment. If you love Janet Evanovich and Sophie Kinsella, Lizzie Fuller is about to become your new obsession. ·      Slow-burn romance that will ruin you for fictional men·      Laugh-out-loud comedy - the red dress scene alone is worth the price·      Real suspense - this stalker is not playing games·      A chaotic, loving family who show up at the worst possible moments·      A squatter cat called Cat who absolutely runs the house·      A boyfriend who has absolutely no idea what he's about to lose "Warm, funny, and impossible to put down." Book one of the complete, binge-worthy Westport Romantic Mysteries.
Twelve books. Endless chaos. You've been warned.