***An intriguing 1930s country house murder mystery: first in the brand-new Florence Norris series*** In its 300-year history, there has never once been a scandal at Mullings, ancestral home of the decent but dull Stodmarsh family. Until, that is, Edward Stodmarsh makes an ill-advised second marri
Mulled Murder
β Scribed by Kate Kingsbury
- Publisher
- Penguin Publishing Group;Berkley Prime Crime
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 172 KB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
This holiday season at the Pennyfoot, the head count is downβbut the body count is up...
With one of her housemaids leaving to get married, Cecily Sinclair Baxter wants nothing more for Christmas than some good help. Instead of visions of sugar plums, she's calling the plumber to deal with flooded bathrooms. Then there's the surly new janitor, who acts like he got coal in his stocking.
But as Cecily scrambles to hire and train new staff in time for the holidays, one of her guests is beyond help. Gerald Evans is found stabbed to death on the beach, and Cecily soon discovers he was a private investigator from London looking into dark doings involving the Pennyfoot. Who among the staff or guests was being pursued, and what secret drove that person to cold-blooded murder?
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