A Colourful Death: a Cornish Mystery (2010)
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The well-scrubbed white wood table still bore the remains of a meal, with rather strange dishes. More interested in who had eaten there than what they ate off, Megan automatically counted the number of places set: five.
“Five for lunch? Sorry, dinner?”
“I don’t do lunch for the whole crowd, usually just for my husband, Doug, and me. He’s gone back to work. Today we had Mrs Trewynn, of course, and her friend, Mrs Stearns, and Mr Wilkes. The detective. Mrs Trewynn said he’s a friend of hers, too. ...Does it matter?”
“Probably not.” Megan grinned at her. “But it’s just as well to be prepared if my gov’nor decides I ought to know.”
“He won’t mind the detective having eaten with us?”
“I doubt it, but if he does, he’ll blame Wilkes.” Or Aunt Nell. “Not you. Now, let’s hear what you really saw last night.”
Mrs Rosevear sat down at the table and waved Megan to a chair. “Sorry about the mess, I’ll deal with it later. I feel simply terrible about accusing Nick Gresham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The well-scrubbed white wood table still bore the remains of a meal, with rather strange dishes. More interested in who had eaten there than what they ate off, Megan automatically counted the number of places set: five.
“Five for lunch? Sorry, dinner?”
“I don’t do lunch for the whole crowd, usually just for my husband, Doug, and me. He’s gone back to work. Today we had Mrs Trewynn, of course, and her friend, Mrs Stearns, and Mr Wilkes. The detective. Mrs Trewynn said he’s a friend of hers, too. ...Does it matter?”
“Probably not.” Megan grinned at her. “But it’s just as well to be prepared if my gov’nor decides I ought to know.”
“He won’t mind the detective having eaten with us?”
“I doubt it, but if he does, he’ll blame Wilkes.” Or Aunt Nell. “Not you. Now, let’s hear what you really saw last night.”
Mrs Rosevear sat down at the table and waved Megan to a chair. “Sorry about the mess, I’ll deal with it later. I feel simply terrible about accusing Nick Gresham.
What to read after A Colourful Death: a Cornish Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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