When newlyweds Aurora (Candace Cameron Bure) and Nick Miller (Niall Matter), a librarian and sociologist respectively, face a flight delay for their trip to Paris, they opt for a pre-honeymoon holiday at a secluded cabin in Ridge Bay near Lawrenceton. Their getaway takes a less than romantic turn when they find a body floating in the lake, and their alone time is cut short by a sprawling investigation. The victim: Cliff Minton, a security systems salesperson whom no one bothered to report missing until his body was found a week after his death. But his ex- wife is the number one suspect.
Holiday or not, come rain or snow, Aurora Teagarden is always on the prod when it comes to fishing out the suspects. She just loves a puzzle, and when she and her husband finds a body it all systems to go for her inquisitiveness. It's business as usual, a well-paced mystery which benefits from a good idyllic setting of boats and harbours. There's a bit more interplay between Aurora and Inspector Lynn. Lynn really verbally lays into Aurora at one point. Possibly it needed more suspects, and sadly there's no Sally ( my favourite character) but it's an enjoyable show.
Holiday or not, come rain or snow, Aurora Teagarden is always on the prod when it comes to fishing out the suspects. She just loves a puzzle, and when she and her husband finds a body it all systems to go for her inquisitiveness. It's business as usual, a well-paced mystery which benefits from a good idyllic setting of boats and harbours. There's a bit more interplay between Aurora and Inspector Lynn. Lynn really verbally lays into Aurora at one point. Possibly it needed more suspects, and sadly there's no Sally ( my favourite character) but it's an enjoyable show.