Small Town Shock (Some Very English Murders Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Thank you, Francine, she thought. You are right. I’ve misjudged you … Penny still didn’t want to work with her, and was glad she wouldn’t have Francine as a colleague again, but she’d opened Penny’s eyes. She made a mental note to send her a surprise gift of expensive champagne in a hamper. Then she felt warm and fuzzy. And that was certainly nicer than feeling stressed and confused. Yes. Today will be a good day, she decided, humming in the shower and almost dancing around her bedroom. Kali was surprised and a little peeved that she got less food that morning, and stayed stuck to Penny’s side as she chopped up some sandwich ham and put it in a paper envelope in her coat pocket. The dog’s big eyes followed every movement of the knife. “Yes, it is for you, but only when you’re good,” Penny told the drooling dog. She took some deep, calming breaths as she clipped the head-collar onto Kali. After the horrible incidents where Kali had launched herself at passing dogs, Penny had found that she dwelled on them more and more, building them up in her mind until she felt quite sick at the thought of going out.
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