Pieces Of Hate (A Wendover House Mystery Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
I have set them on watches for the Dog, the First and the Mid. My wife insisted that we do not ring the bell to avoid rousing those who sleep, but I wake in time for every eight bell and walk the house to see for myself that all is well. —from the unbound journal of Halfbeard We took more pictures of the chest, and I uploaded them to my computer and emailed copies to Ben. Then, at his insistence, I called Harris and told him what I had found and asked about insurance. As I had expected, Harris said we probably couldn’t take out insurance until we knew what we had, but to mail him copies of the pictures and that he would make enquiries. He assured me that until I sold the box—assuming I did, which I knew Harrison would never approve of—I didn’t need to worry about entering anything in the Doomsday Book. Taxes were the last thing on my mind. I agreed to do as Harris asked and hung up quietly. I was feeling uneasy. Perhaps because Harris was also uneasy, though he tried to hide it from me.
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