Food For The Gallows (The Underwood Mysteries Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
– So many men, so many opinions) Gratten paced the floor, observed with cool interest by his visitor. “This is very confusing, sir, I don’t mind admitting it. But you did right to come to me – oh, yes, indeed you did.” “Well, you must see the difficulty faced by myself and my colleague. We needed a judgement on the matter and you seemed to be the proper person.” “Quite right, quite right, but I think we will wait for Underwood’s arrival before we make any decisions. He has… er… has been helping me with my enquiries.” It never occurred to Gratten that a note from him to Underwood might instil serious misgivings. In the excitement of new revelations, he had quite forgotten their previous encounter and he wondered vaguely why Underwood should have a curious air of diffidence about him when he was shown into the magistrate’s library. “My dear fellow, allow me to introduce Mr.
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