Jennifer finally passes her board exam to be a mortuary director while balancing family, work and friends. Her assistant finds out he is sick and Jennifer searches for his estranged daughter.
This was a good book, as were the previous two books in the series. All three books were sad as Jennifer dealt with the loss of not only townspeople but also those close to her. I thought this was the saddest book in the series but loose ends were tied up for the conclusion of the series.
This was a good book, as were the previous two books in the series. All three books were sad as Jennifer dealt with the loss of not only townspeople but also those close to her. I thought this was the saddest book in the series but loose ends were tied up for the conclusion of the series.
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