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Downsized from her job.
Dumped by her boyfriend.
Depressed about that upcoming 6-0 birthday.
Not a good week for Andi McConnell.
But now there's good news: She's just inherited a limousine, a long, sleek, black limousine, from an eccentric uncle.
There's also bad news: The dead body that soon turns up in the trunk. And Andi is the top suspect in the murder.
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Dumped by her boyfriend.
Depressed about that upcoming 6-0 birthday.
Not a good week for Andi McConnell.
But now there's good news: She's just inherited a limousine, a long, sleek, black limousine, from an eccentric uncle.
There's also bad news: The dead body that soon turns up in the trunk. And Andi is the top suspect in the murder.
Enter Keegan "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, forme... >Voir plus
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“Did you name the boat the Miss Nora?”
“No, the old guy who owned it before me named her.” He laughed. “Not some love of his life, if that’s what you’re thinking. Miss Nora was his cat. Meanest, worst-tempered cat you ever saw. She’d growl when you fed her. Had a rigid no-purr policy.”
“No, the old guy who owned it before me named her.” He laughed. “Not some love of his life, if that’s what you’re thinking. Miss Nora was his cat. Meanest, worst-tempered cat you ever saw. She’d growl when you fed her. Had a rigid no-purr policy.”
“Drive off?” I considered the scenario with dismay. “It’s not a particularly heroic-sounding plan.”
“You know the old saying. He who sleuths and runs away, lives to sleuth another day. You want to be a dead hero or a live sleuth?”
“You know the old saying. He who sleuths and runs away, lives to sleuth another day. You want to be a dead hero or a live sleuth?”
Sometimes I think Jo deserves a medal for her sunny attitude. Sometimes I’d like to turn her upside down and shake her and yell, “There’s a bad side to everything. How come you can’t ever see it?”
The thought hit me again that what I knew about Jerry was like the blurb on the back cover of a book: enough to intrigue, not enough to give away the whole story.
By the time we got up near Wal-Mart, where the traffic was the heaviest, I knew how the long-tailed cat in a roomful of rocking chairs feels.
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