Perilous Pranks (Renaissance Faire Mystery) - Plot & Excerpts
In the immortal words of Charles Dickens: “There can be no doubt about that.”She was also blue—deep blue, a dark shade, not a nice sky blue—from the tips of her toes to the top of her flaming red hair. I had something to do with the blue part, which was why I was at her cottage in Renaissance Faire Village and Marketplace. I was wondering why she wasn’t screaming and running all over the Village looking for me. She had to know that I was the one who’d put the blue dye-pack in her shower head.I swear it was non-toxic. It was just a prank—the best prank ever—but it shouldn’t have killed her.Was anyone going to believe me? I studied Wanda again. She was half-in and half-out of the shower. There was a long red gash that looked like a knife, or sword wound, in the center of her chest. Blood was everywhere. I guessed that her attacker must have surprised her as she was getting out of the shower. Her eyes were still open—those cold, baleful eyes that had driven me crazy the last few years.
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