Duck The Halls: A Meg Langslow Mystery (Meg Langslow Mysteries) - Plot & Excerpts
I wasn’t. Judge Jane Shiffley’s farm was about as far as you could get from the center of town and still be in Caerphilly County. To go there, you drove along the Clay County Road to within a mile of the county line, then turned off onto a smaller, gravel-paved road for several grueling miles, and then onto an even smaller dirt road for the final stretch. I was fully expecting the plowed roadway to end long before we reached the county line. But I was surprised. The main road continued clear until we got to the point where we turned off on the gravel road to Judge Jane’s farm. After that, I could see that we’d have needed a sleigh to continue on the main road, but fortunately the gravel road was as neatly and thoroughly plowed as the main road had been up to the turnoff. “Well, why not?” Rob said when I pointed this out. “After all, why would anybody want to go to Clay County at the best of times?” “Someone could want to go through Clay County,”
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