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Mrs. Malory Investigates The case of the vanishing fiancée That brash young woman called Lee Montgomery is no doubt marrying Charles Richardson for his money. That’s the unequivocal conclusion of Sheila Malory’s circle of friends. Despite their disapproval, Mrs. Malory answers Charles’s plea for help when his unsuitable fiancée suddenly goes missing. Mrs. Malory, who is a no-nonsense English matron with a penchant for marmalade, nineteenth- century novels, and snooping, considers herself the quintessential reluctant amateur detective with a specialty in murder. Now, she feels chillingly sure that something dreadful has happened in this quiet seaside village of Taviscombe. It is her insatiable curiosity, after all, that leads her to discover the stranger waiting by the water’s edge—and the shocking truths no one wants to face…
Signet (Mystery), July 1994 |
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