Murder On Lexington Avenue (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
Parmer had given him of Leander’s friends. He already knew the first two young men on that list hadn’t seen Leander and claimed not to know where he’d gone on Tuesday night. The hour was early for young men who had spent most of the night out on the town, but Frank managed to frighten the servants at each house into waking their young masters. The first two he visited knew no more than the ones he had visited last night, so Frank didn’t hold out much hope for this last one. Nathan Parkhurst was a handsome young fellow, or he would have been if he’d taken the time to shave and comb his hair. He was glaring at Frank through bloodshot eyes as he entered the parlor where the maid had directed Frank to wait. “The girl said something’s happened to Leander Wooten,” he said in a tone that indicated he held Frank personally responsible for such an outrage. “I’m sorry to inform you that Mr. Wooten was killed in the Bowery on Tuesday evening.” Parkhurst stared at him stupidly, rubbing his head as if trying to wake up his brain to comprehend what Frank had just told him.
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