Dead In The Water (Kate Ryan Mysteries Book 10) - Plot & Excerpts
Maggie munched on the salad from the bowl. “I hope so,” I said, tossing the towel over my shoulder. I stirred the spaghetti sauce, then tasted it. “Yum.” “So how did the rest of your day go?” She opened a bottle of wine, while snagging a cucumber out of the salad bowl. “Okay.” What a lie. I had a headache from looking at Hannah’s magazine. “And quit eating the salad.” “Meanie.” Maggie pouted as she poured the wine. “And don’t feed Chance under the table. Your aunt has spoiled her rotten.” Maggie laughed then. “That dog was spoiled long before Aunt Hannah and I came along.” She sat back and took a sip of wine. “Remember that time?” I heard the soft, wistful tone and turned away from the stove. She handed me the wineglass and winked. “I do.” I took a sip and leaned against the counter. “Best weekend of my life.” Maggie continued to smile that dimpled, sexy smile. I’d never tire of seeing it. “Mine too.” “And if we ask Hannah, she’d probably agree.”
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