Hubbard’s behavior as purely theatrical, she didn’t dare. Ever since Uncle Aloysius and Aunt Octavia had informed her that Edwin Alcott was a notorious book thief, Jane had started to doubt her own ability to form character judgments. Edwin’s secret profession wasn’t the only thing that had turned Jane into a more suspicious person. As the Guardian of Storyton Hall, she was responsible for protecting the hidden library located in the tallest tower. And if a duplicitous potential lover and an invaluable collection of books, documents, and scrolls weren’t enough to keep Jane on alert all the time, the fact that several murders had occurred at Storyton Hall since she’d become the resort’s manager certainly had. “That’s over with now,” she told herself en route to her office. “This week is all about nature lovers. History buffs, gardeners, and foodies. What could be more peaceful than a bunch of events attended by people who spend their free time studying, growing, and using herbs?”
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