Ministry is Murder Series

After a former minister dies suddenly upon his return to Emerald Springs, his memorial service is cut just as short. Aggie Sloan-Wilcox, wife of the current minister, knows why. The poor old guy was murdered. But who in this bucolic village could be capable of such a crime?

When the ex-wife of a local celebrity is charged with his murder, minister’s wife Aggie Sloan-Wilcox seeks divine inspiration to help clear her name.

There’s no rest for the weary Aggie Sloan-Wilcox and her minister husband, who were praying for a relaxing weekend until a member of their flock went missing.

Joe Wagner, president of Emerald Springs’s food bank, disappears, and Aggie discovers his secret life-as a female impersonator. Meanwhile, the murder of the mayor’s wife at the annual food bank fundraiser puts Joe on top of the suspect list. If Aggie doesn’t get to the bottom of things fast, she’ll be leading a choir singing the blues.

From the USA TODAY bestselling author of Blessed is the Busybody comes a Christmas-themed Ministry is Murder Mystery.

Now that a chalk outline no longer marks their front porch, Aggie Sloan-Wilcox and her minister husband can turn their attention back to the living.
 
’Tis the season in bucolic Emerald Springs, Ohio. As a gift to her daughters, Aggie’s mom has invited their former foster sister, Ginger, to join their Christmas reunion. A potential candidate for Sociopaths Anonymous, Ginger could make Aggie nostalgic for the chalk line. But when Ginger turns up deader than a drumstick, Aggie’s sister is the logical suspect because she always resented her mother’s attachment to Ginger. Aggie knows her sister is incapable of murder. But that won’t convince the police. Now Aggie has to find the murderer—someone who’s decided there’s a loophole in thou shalt not kill.

Meet the unconventional Aggie Sloan-Wilcox, a minister’s wife with her own calling: helping troubled  souls in need of justice.  When the naked body of a murdered woman turns up on Aggie’s front porch–and suspicion falls on Aggie’s husband–she doesn’t have a prayer of clearing his name unless she can uncover the truth in a town not known for confessing its sins.