What Are You Wearing to Die? by Patricia Houck Sprin...

When she ends up vacationing in Scotland instead of the Caribbean, Georgia magistrate MacLaren Yarbrough, while visiting Auchnagar, the small village where her ancestors lived, stumbles upon two coffins bearing American tourists, a grisly discovery that places her own life in danger. Original.

A contemporary novel of sisterhood, the South, and matters of the heart. Teensie MacAllester's two elder sisters consider her an insignificant appendage to their illustrious family. For fifteen years they have been delighted to let her care for their ailing relatives. After all, Teensie is both a nurse and a Friday's child, naturally loving and giving. As Teensie deferred her life, a dream sustained her: autocratic King MacAllester promised her the bulk of his estate. But when King's will is read it divides his property equally among his daughters. Teensie's share is scarcely enough to make a new start. Her sisters have a solution: Teensie can continue to serve as the family care-giver. But Teensie is determined to claim a life of her own. Throwing off the yoke of family expectations, Teensie sets in motion some surprising changes.

From a veteran writer new to the Accent list, a novel about four women who find strength and insight in each other. Mamie is facing an overwhelming secret. Margaret has lost her home. Billie can no longer care alone for her disabled daughter. And Maria is living with an untenable choice. When these four women come together to live on a drought-stricken Georgia farm, they must open their hearts, and share their burdens, before they can find the bounty that lies hidden in tough times, and once again see the glorious pattern of meaning in their lives.

Meet MacLaren Crane Yarbrough, a spunky Southern woman on the sunset end of 60 with a knack for getting tangled up in mystery and murder. The quiet rural community of Hopewell, Georgia is rocked by its first murder in 40 years. But have the police pinned young Amanda Kent's killing on Pastor Luke Wallace without considering other possible suspects?