Tenant and Trouble by Hope Callaghan

Liz Rasmussen is up to her eyeballs in renovations at the dilapidated farmhouse that her new husband Floyd, surprised her with shortly after they eloped. A self-described Park Avenue kinda gal, the farm scene is taking a bit of adjusting for poor Liz, which might just be an understatement.
Echo Quigley, an employee of Rasmussen Farms, and now a tenant of Liz and Floyd’s, along with her pup, Teddy, have also begun settling in.
Disturbing incidents start to take place and Liz initially believes her nosy neighbor, Christi Kravitz, is behind them until a stranger shows up on the couple’s doorstep, demanding to see Echo. Hours later, the stranger is found badly beaten and in a coma, while Echo swears she has no idea who the stranger is.
Horrified that she’s made a huge mistake in allowing Echo to rent out the farm’s mobile home, Liz enlists the help of the Garden Girls to get to the bottom of it. Their investigation turns up shocking information about Echo, which explains why she moved to West Michigan with no job and little money in her pocket.

Sleeping with one eye open is Liz’s only option as she and the Garden Girls try to unravel Echo’s troubling past and figure out if she and Floyd have a tenant in trouble or a tenant who is trouble.