Corned Beef Murder: Book Two In The Darling Deli Series - Plot & Excerpts
She also didn’t want to miss Martha’s visit; Emilia’s sister had a right to know about the phone call. When she got to the station, she made her way straight to the front desk. She wasn’t sure who she should talk to, but she was certain that whoever was in charge of investigating Emilia’s death would want to hear what she had to say. “Can I help you?” asked the woman who was sitting behind the counter. There was thick bulletproof glass surrounding her. Moira leaned forward to speak through the metal grille set in the glass. “Yes, I have some information about the death of Emilia Washburn. Who should I talk to?” she asked. “Detective Jefferson took the call,” the woman replied. “I’ll page him. Can I have your name?” After Moira told the receptionist her name, the woman picked up the phone and murmured into it, then gestured at the row of worn chairs along the wall. “Go ahead and take a seat. It will be a few minutes,” she said. The chair was uncomfortable, and reminded Moira of her time as a suspect in the case of Henry Devou’s murder.
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