Murder At The Big T Lodge: A Liz Lucas Cozy Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
She saw a few cattle, but mainly the land next to the road on her drive consisted of miles and miles of dry grazing land broken only by an occasional fence constructed to keep the cattle from wandering onto another rancher’s land. She saw a few stands of trees that looked like they’d been deliberately planted as a windbreak to protect a ranch house from the fierce winds that occurred from time to time in that part of Texas. From the size of the houses, they looked like they’d probably been built for property managers or ranch hands. She certainly didn’t see anything as large and imposing as the Big T Lodge. After driving for about an hour, she saw a small town in the distance consisting of a few buildings and one traffic light. That was all that made up the small town of Riley, Texas. At the stoplight she made a left turn, then an immediate right turn onto Elm Street, the street Mr. Gordon had told her was where the FedEx store was located. She easily recognized the FedEx logo, told Sam to stay in the car, and walked into the nearly barren office.
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