Small Town Christmas (Some Very English Murders Book 6) - Plot & Excerpts
The question plagued her. It seemed like a simple solution – he was trying to sabotage things, and lost his balance. The obvious answer must be correct. Why was the ladder accessible? She had to accept that it was her fault. She had left it out. Penny felt sick. She let Kali out into the back garden for a run around, while Penny stood at the back door and threw the ball for her, half-heartedly. Then she dragged herself back inside, and made a cup of tea, which she didn’t want to drink. She could not fight it any longer. She wanted to be comforted. She wanted to be safe. She was going to do it. She was going to put a onesie on. * * * * If you had asked her later if she had slept well, she would have said that she did not. She felt as if she was floating in and out of a dream-state, where every bone in her body ached. Yet she must have been deeply asleep because she was jerked awake, quite late, to a hammering on her front door. She groaned and grabbed her head. Kali was barking, but the tone of her bark was not alarmed.
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