MURDER At CRAWFORD HOUSE (Allie Griffin Mysteries Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
It certainly wasn't the first time either woman had seen a dead body. It was, however, the first time Allie ever laid her hands on one. The absence of life was a strange sensation. The body had all the physical feeling of a live body, but it lacked the warmth, the subtle movement, the vibration of life in it. Allie wore a pair of knit gloves she'd gotten as a gift from her friend Jimmy Welles's landlady, the year Allie had found Jimmy for her. She felt terrible using them for this ghastly purpose, but they were the only gloves she had on her. She promised herself she'd try not to touch too much. The initial shock wore off in a matter of minutes, and the logic and puzzlement of the case won over the emotional part of Allie's brain. With the wind howling outside, she found they both had to be extra quiet. No one would be coming into this bathroom, that much was certain.
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