Never Buried: A Leigh Koslow Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
"Murders?" Cara smiled pleasantly. "Now, Mrs. Rhodis," she said conversationally. "You know that the deaths weren't officially ruled as murders. The police determined that Anita's death was an accident, and there wasn't any clear evidence that Norman hadn't committed suicide. Right?" Mrs. Rhodis pursed her lips and sat back. "There's what the police say—and then there's what I know." For no apparent reason, Pansy let out a sharp, annoying bark. Mrs. Rhodis' face lit up. "Yes, sweetie pie. You know it too, don't you?" "Would anyone care to fill me in on exactly who died when and how and whether it happened in the bedroom I'm sleeping in?" Leigh asked with poorly concealed annoyance. "Oh dear," Mrs. Rhodis said, clamping her hand over her mouth again. "Cara didn't tell me you were superstitious. Perhaps we shouldn't discuss this." The older woman was trying to hard to look contrite, but Leigh caught the mischievous gleam in her eyes. "I'm sure Leigh isn't worried about any ghosts coming back to haunt her," Cara said without conviction.
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