Drowning In Christmas (Kate Lawrence Mysteries) - Plot & Excerpts
Margo asked, and I realized that I didn't know. “I'll drive. I sold them their house, remember.” Strutter led the way to her gray Lexus, a dignified vehicle that seemed to fit the circumstances. I had relayed to Mary as gently as possible what John had told me about James’ body washing up in the Cove. I explained that the coroner would be asking her to come in and identify the remains at some point and offered to accompany her. “Oh, please, please!” she begged in a ragged voice. “Let me see him now. I can't sit here waiting for an official call. If you won't come and get me, I'm going to drive myself to the Cove this minute. There has to be an end to this.” “Not a good idea,” John pronounced. “No telling what condition the body is in after days in the water. At least let the coroner's crew get him cleaned up a little before she has to view the remains.” “If we don't bring her, John, she'll drive herself. She knows where he is.” John shot Margo a “Help me!”
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