Death Is A Bargain (A Kate Kennedy Mystery Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
She and Marlene, with Mary Frances serving as a most efficient stock girl, had sold almost two hundred dollars’ worth of those truly ugly bowls, plus a Miriam Haskell pin for another two hundred, within fifteen minutes. Across the aisle, the Jordan mother and daughter team were doing well too. Good, Kate thought, not wanting to outshine the competition on their first day. Suzanna Jordan, sleek in all black—ballet slippers, Capri pants, and turtleneck—had been checking out Marlene’s wares when Kate, Mary Frances, and Marlene had returned to the corridor. She appeared perturbed when she spotted Marlene’s rather large display of Haskell brooches and earrings. Ballou, admonished to be on his best behavior, reveled in the crowded corridor, greeting each potential customer with friendly, but not overwhelming, curiosity. At the table next to Suzanna and Olivia, the latter in an unfortunate orange flowered print—and why hadn’t Suzanna shared her fashion flair with her daughter?—Freddie Ducksworth’s comic-book aficionados, many of them preteens dressed as Spiderman or the Hulk, stood in lines three-deep.
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