Death Of A Mad Hatter (A Hat Shop Mystery) - Plot & Excerpts
Fee was fretting over the Butler-Coates wedding. The bride hadn’t liked any of the hats she’d come up with and Fee had refused Viv’s offer to help. She wanted to do it alone. As she banged around in the back room grumbling to herself, I decided to hide out in the front of the shop while Viv worked on her own projects beside Fee. With summer’s arrival, our sun hats were fairly flying off the shelves. Viv had fashioned a number of hats in an ecru sinamay and then finished them with denim hatbands and trim along the brim. They had a delicate yet sporty look about them, and I noted that they seemed to be most popular with the mothers of small sticky-jam-fingered children. I was just restocking the window display when I saw Tina Grisby hurrying down Portobello Road toward the shop. When she saw me in the window, she blinked and then waved. I waved back. The bells on the door chimed when she entered and I climbed out of the window to greet her.
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