Weddings can bring out the worst in people. . . . "For those who enjoy civilized mayhem, the charming Freers will be a welcome diversion." --Kirkus Reviews
 
Against her better judgment, Virginia Freer has agreed to be a witness at an old friend's second wedding―against her better judgment because the other witness is Felix, her sort-of-ex-husband. On the other hand, she does rather enjoy Felix . . . in small doses.
 
Thank heavens for that, because little else about the wedding is enjoyable, from the oddly unwelcoming hostess to the vicious murder of the groom's father shortly after the spectacularly dull reception. At least the police are amusing―right out of a third-rate comedy, with their insistence that this was just a robbery gone wrong. True, some silver appears to be missing, but Felix and Virginia have (sadly) seen enough murders to know when a fellow has been deliberately whacked in the head. But nailing down the details and persuading the police will take some time. It seems Virginia is in for rather a larger dose of Felix than she bargained for . . . 
 
Praise for the novels of E.X. Ferrars
 
"[An] engrossing whodunit." --Publishers Weekly
 
"Fans of Agatha Christie will be pleased." --Denver Post