Death By Desire (Caribbean Murder Series, Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
Crime was so rare on St. Bart’s that the police station was small, located in an oversized clapboard house on a narrow road, lined with flowers and huge trees. The road, near a mountain, was in a hilly area, slightly apart from the main section of town. Mattheus and Cindy parked down at the bottom of the hill and climbed up on foot. Cindy wore sandals and it was fun walking up the pebbly road in the warm, morning sun. Little lizards jumped out at them as they walked, a slight breeze blew and the air was full of bird song. It was a place you could totally relax in, be yourself, let loose, and deeply unwind. Cindy could see how easy it was to be lulled into a sense of perfect safety here. Nothing in the environment gave the slightest suggestion that anything could ever go awry. The policemen, called gendarmes, got around the island both on motor scooters and in cars. A few vehicles were parked outside. When Cindy and Mattheus walked in, three gendarmes were waiting for them, sitting at a round table, having coffee and croissants.
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