Defending The Dead (Relatively Dead Mysteries Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
Abby woke up early but groggy and realized that she had to meet Leslie and Ellie in Concord in less than two hours. It hardly seemed fair to Ellie, to offer her only a befuddled Abby at half strength, but she wasn’t about to cancel. She slid carefully out of bed, trying not to wake Ned, and padded off to shower, hoping it would help clear her head.She was downstairs in the kitchen with a half-empty cup of strong coffee when Ned ambled down the back stairs and dropped into a chair opposite Abby. “What happened last night?”“Apart from the obvious? We—that is, you and I together—saw two people who died three hundred years ago, who were also together, and we saw what they saw. That’s the best I can do. Do not ask me to explain it because I can’t, but at least I know who those people are. See, it could be worse.”Ned got up and filled a cup of coffee for himself, then returned to the table. “I’m embarrassed to say it, but some small part of me didn’t believe you before.
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