The Ellsworth Case (A Markham Sisters Cozy Mystery Novella Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
“Good afternoon,” Janet greeted the woman as she made her way from the car towards the house. “Can we help you?” The woman looked at her and then sighed deeply. “I suppose I must go on, mustn’t I? I wasn’t sure I was even going to stop, but then there you were and I didn’t feel as if I could just drive away.” “Would you like to come in?” Joan asked from the doorway. “I could make some tea.” “I think I could use some,” the woman replied. Joan led the others into the kitchen. While Janet put the kettle on, Joan fixed a plate of sandwiches. “It’s just about time for some lunch,” she said brightly. “We can have sandwiches and then biscuits. I’ve even got some Victoria sponge left from yesterday, if you prefer.” The woman sitting at the kitchen table shook her head. “Oh, but I didn’t, that is, I wasn’t expecting, oh...” She stopped speaking and burst into tears. Janet exchanged glances with her sister and then moved over to the woman. She handed her a tissue and then began to pat her back. “There now, it isn’t that bad, is it?”
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