Death By Surprise (Carolyn Hart Classics) - Plot & Excerpts
Maybe there is an instinct to the hunt, a subconscious nerve-twang, that prompts a detective to make a try, and, when it succeeds, he is acclaimed for his cleverness and it reconfirms his own confidence and sets in concrete his original perspective. Farris had the letter, of course, that damning letter that pointed to Kenneth. When one of his men returned to the apartment with the news that a neighbor had seen a man leaving Francine’s apartment hurriedly just after seven, Farris went immediately to talk to her. The final piece of good luck and, from Farris’ viewpoint, proper response to his seeking out, was the neighbor’s description of the man, “Well, it looked like the young man who is running for the House. I’ve seen his ads on the TV. Carlisle, that’s his name.” Farris was primed for bear and he wasn’t new at the game so he took the time to roust out a judge and get a search warrant. He drove to Kenneth and Megan’s house. It was dark, a night light burning in the bay window.
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