Nothing But Trouble by Susan May Warren

P J Sugar, tired of feeling like she draws nothing but trouble wherever she goes, heads home after a distress call from her sister. Sister Connie wants P J to come back and house-sit their mother and her son, Davey, while she and new husband go on a two-week honeymoon. Ex-boyfriend Boone, and the reason she left home ten years ago, arrives on the scene, expecting to pick up where they left off. Her best friend's husband is accused of murder, drawing P J into an association with PI Jeremy, sure that she can prove Trudi's husbands innocence. P J's character is refreshing, funny and revealing in her desire to change her life to honor God. I would recommend for anyone. Sandy Penton.