Secrets of Wayfarers Inn
The Bucket List
Spring has sprung at Wayfarers Inn, and Tess, LuAnn, and Janice are excited to host an Easter egg hunt extravaganza. Local businesses have chipped in, providing eggs loaded with all kinds of candy and prizes—coupons for services, free goodies, and even cash. Then there is the grand prize: a golden egg stuffed with three hundred dollars. But when the golden egg is found, it’s empty! Tess is baffled—she knows the egg was filled with money when the hunt began. Who could have stolen it? Could it be Griffin, the ex-con who is looking for a second chance but may not be able to help a relapse into his old ways? Or is it Corey, the reporter who seems keen on getting a headline for his newspaper? Who could it be? There is a thief at the inn, and it’s up to the Inn Crowd to discover who it could be!
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Who Let the Dogs Out
When Marietta’s annual dog show comes to town, the Inn Crowd decides to open the inn to participants and their families. While some of the human guests are as high strung as their beloved canine companions, Tess, Janice, and LuAnn quickly find themselves falling for the beautiful dogs and enjoying getting to know their owners.
But when Jelly, the fan-favorite cocker spaniel poised to win Best in Breed, goes missing from the arena, Tess immediately suspects foul play. She and her friends are quickly drawn into helping the Lawson family find this furry member of their family. With a pesky reporter hanging around, a rescue organization parking their bus outside the venue, and a visit from a former guest-turned-friend, will the Inn Crowd be able to find Jelly and learn who let the dog out?
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The Secret Ingredient
Wayfarers Inn employee and friend Winnie Washington wins two categories of Marietta’s “Rising Star” baking competition—qualifying her for the finals in Columbus. Janice, Tess, and LuAnn are eager to capitalize on their new superstar, hanging a banner over the door at the inn and arranging a wonderful write-up in the paper by young, hungry-for-a-story reporter, Hank Clive. They also offer a free loaf of Winnie’s award-winning bread to the first twelve people to book a room at the inn. But when strange messages begin to show up inside the loaves of bread, warning people to stay away from the inn, the friends must figure out who would want to harm them, or Winnie. In the middle of the confusion, the Inn Crowd deals with the eccentric Reena Newberry, whose constant demands for attention wear on the Inn Crowd. Who is this woman, and what does she want from them? Finding the answers becomes imperative when they uncover a connection between Reena’s family history and their current mystery.