Murder By Arrangement (Edna Davies Mysteries Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
She wanted to arrive well before Rosie got off work and came to the house. Edna’s excuse would be that she wanted to give the girls a special day by taking them shopping and out for lunch. Afterwards, they could have an afternoon of hair styling and manicures. Irene was excited about the idea, and Edna suspected some adult company for a stay-at-home mom was part of the appeal. Tuesday morning, on her way to Warwick, Edna wondered again why Rosie had removed her daughter from Lily’s care, only to leave the child with a neighbor. Irene would be responsible for the girl this entire week, at least while Rosie was at work. Irene said she didn’t mind, she had to be home with Amanda anyway, but Edna thought it presumptuous of Rosie to impose on Irene’s generous nature. Edna hoped the two mothers had come to some sort of day-care agreement, but then doubted Irene would take any recompense for what she’d consider “just being neighborly.” Still, thought Edna, and stopped there. Knowing it was futile to speculate, her thoughts turned to the deaths of two men.
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