Rachelle loves laughing with her husband while raising five children and dozens of chickens on a little farm in rural Idaho. She graduated cum laude from Utah State University with a degree in psychology and a minor in music.
Q&A With the Author:
1. What inspired your book? My book was inspired
by several different real news events that I had heard and a healthy dose of my
own over-active imagination. And it’s inspired by the beautiful state of Idaho!
2.
How do you spend your free time? I love to read whenever I can find a spare
minute. I also enjoy gardening and taking care of our flock of nearly 100
chickens.
Connect with the Author here:
Love can be a very dangerous thing.
At least it seems that way to Adri Pyper, the premier wedding planner in Sun Valley, Idaho. When one of her clients dies mysteriously, Adri takes the advice of the local detective and swears she will stay out of the investigation . . . this time. Luke Stetson's involvement in the case, along with the possibility of a kiss between the two, should be enough incentive to keep Adri out of trouble. But when a dog-themed wedding is almost ruined by a suspect, Adri and her assistant, Lorea, are thrust into private eye mode. When poison enters the picture, even a reluctant sleuth can’t steer clear of danger.
Author Top Ten List:
1.
I learned how to incubate chickens last year and it’s one of the
coolest things ever to witness those little cheepers being born.
2.
I love extra dark chocolate, like 85% dark.
3.
I learned how to oil paint last year and I’m fascinated by this
art form.
4.
My favorite flower is a hyacinth
5.
I enjoy playing the piano, singing, and writing songs.
6.
My favorite children’s book is The Miraculous Journey of Edward
Tulane by Kate DiCamillo
7.
I graduated valedictorian from my high school with a full
scholarship to Utah State University. Go Aggies!
8.
I hate doing the dishes.
9.
I like to crochet, sew, and quilt, but I usually spend my time
writing nowadays.
10. I grew up on a farm in Idaho where I moved
lots of pipe, hoed weeds, rogued grain, chopped giant bull thistles with a
machete, and swam in the Snake river.
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