A Study In Death (Lady Darby Mystery, A Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
“Take me to her,” I commanded. “And if you haven’t already, send for a physician. Not Dr. Davis.” I glanced over my shoulder to glare at Lord Drummond. “Send for Dr. Robert Graham.” Jeffers turned right toward the back of the house and then, as if recalling who was following, began to make an about-face. “It doesn’t matter. Whichever way is quicker,” I told him. He turned about again and opened the door hidden in the paneling to reveal the stark servants’ staircase. We climbed quickly past the floor where the younger children rested in the nursery to the servants’ quarters in the attic. Aileen had her own tiny room, barely bigger than a closet, at the front of the house. One of the other maids kneeled next to her, but had not touched her. I shooed the girl out of the way. She reached for the chamber pot next to Aileen’s head as she rose, but I ordered her to leave it.
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