A Motor For Murder (Veronica Margreve Mysteries Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Somehow, being involved in a murder at a fancy party didn’t seem as thrilling in real life as it does in a book or a movie! In fact, I was feeling downright dismal – for George; for Rita, who had to come to terms with the fact that her husband was murdered; for the rest of the party guests and wait staff, who realized they might have met a murderer (and might perhaps think that they could have prevented the death if they had been in the right place at the right time). Events of the previous evening were crowding in my mind. Paul had gone to talk to George right before George fell out of that window. Was Paul the killer? I remembered his sour mood that evening. At least, he would have to be the main suspect at this point. The police said they've talked to him already. Did that mean they didn’t consider him a suspect? I thought I should call Rita, check on how she was doing. I didn’t know how appropriate that would be, under the circumstances, but writing an e-mail felt too impersonal and disconnected.
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