So faux, so good : Den of antiquity mystery series, book 4

EVERY SHROUD HAS A SILVER LINING Abigail Timberlake, owner of the Den of Antiquity, has never been happier. She is about to marry the man of her dreams AND has just outbid all other Charlotte, North Carolina, antique dealers for an exquisite English tea service. Then Mama (who is running off to be a nun) stops by to deliver an early wedding present, and it rains on Abby's parade. The one-of-a-kind tea service Abby paid big bucks for has a twin. A frazzled Abby finds more trouble on her doorstep #8212; literally #8212; when a local auctioneer mysteriously collapses outside her shop and a press clipping of her engagement announcement turns up in the wallet of a dead man. (Obviously she won't be getting a wedding present from him.) Tracing the deceased to a small town in the Pennsylvania Dutch country, Abby heads above the Mason-Dixon Line to search for clues to the origins of faux tea services. Accompanied by a trio of eccentric dealers and her beloved but stressed-out cat, she longs for her Southern homeland as she confronts a menagerie of dubious characters. Digging for answers, Abby realizes that she might just be digging her own grave in #8212; horrors! #8212; Yankeeland Abigail, owner of the Den of Antiquity outbids all the Charlotte antique dealers for an English tea service, then Mama stops by to deliver an early wedding present the exact same tea service. The local auctineer mysteriously drops dead outside her shop with her engagement announcement in his wallet. She traces his back to a small town in Pennyslvania to discover the origins of the faux tea service