Murder At The Lighthouse: An Exham On Sea Cosy Mystery (Exham On Sea Cosy Crime Mysteries Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
The last thing she needed was a confrontation with the cat. She shouted for Fuzzy, but as usual there was no response. That animal came only when she chose. She could be anywhere. Libby wasn’t about to leave Bear outside, digging up the tiny garden. She wanted that dog where she could see him. She shut the door to the sitting room. He wasn’t going in there, either. She took him into the kitchen. Maybe he needed feeding. What did dogs eat? Meat. There was beef in the fridge. A treat for the weekend. Reluctant, she cut it up and dropped it in an old bowl. Bear leaped on it with enthusiasm. Libby filled another bowl with water and set it down near the food. The builder, Samantha’s husband, arrived, built like a footballer. He considered the bathroom. “These avocado suites were put in during the 70s,” he said. “Don’t see them around very often, these days.” He laughed, twinkling at Libby. She grinned back. “I can’t wait to get rid of the tiles.” “It’ll take me a week,”
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