Murders On Elderberry Road: A Queen Bees Quilt Mystery (2003) - Plot & Excerpts
She spotted Phoebe immediately, her loose hair wild and lit by sunshine. She was standing on the edge of the crowd, staring at the quilt shop. “Phoebe,” Kate called at the top of her voice and pedaled fast down the street toward her friend. “What’s all this?” Phoebe demanded to Kate. Kate slid off her bike and propped it against the lamp post. “I don’t know Pheebs. I heard sirens,” she said. “And a police car nearly ran me off the road.” The two young women stared across the street, shielding their eyes from the sun and trying to see through the plate glass windows. The crowd began to spill over into the street and in minutes, the others were there — Leah, Eleanor, and Maggie — all hovering around the lamppost like moths. “I tried to park my truck where I always do on Saturdays — in the alley behind the store,” Maggie said. She was slightly out of breath. “But I couldn’t get through — there’s an ambulance back there — right outside Selma’s back door.” “Is Selma all right?” Leah asked.
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