The Riddle At Gipsy's Mile (An Angela Marchmont Mystery 4) - Plot & Excerpts
‘Spanish, was she?’‘Not according to her friend,’ said Angela. ‘Geraldine was certain she was English, and that her real name was something quite different.’‘Still, though, it’s a start. And now we have a man in the picture, too. That is most interesting. We shall go to this hotel immediately and see what we can dig up about him. Now I suppose I ought to tell you off for interfering with the police in the execution of their duty, but of course I shan’t. It would have been much more difficult for us to get the information out of any of them, given the edict they received from on high, so I shall thank you instead.’‘I gather Mrs. Chang is in prison at present. How is she?’‘Most indignant, from what I hear. I think she had started to consider herself to be above the law, but you know the Home Office is getting much more strict about that sort of thing nowadays. I fear she may not find it so easy to continue her business in future. Anyway, thank you again for all your help, Mrs.
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