The Alpine Menace (2000)
The Alpine Menace
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Every piece of evidence, no matter how small, had to fit in order to solve the puzzle. It made sense at the time, because the author had plotted the story so craftily that by the last page, everything had come together in perfect, homicidal harmony.
But that was fiction, and I was living in reality. While Vida was in the shower I made a list of our meager shards of evidence before we headed to the nearby Denny's for breakfast.
“Very sensible,” Vida said after we'd checked out of the motel and gi...ven our orders at the restaurant. “What's number one?”
“The drapery cord,” I said, studying my notebook. “We still don't know where it came from.”
“Most mystifying,” Vida allowed as a rather shabby-looking middle-aged man in the next booth asked if we had extra sugar. I handed him a half-dozen packets before Vida continued: “The cord was introduced, perhaps solely for the purpose of strangling Carol.”
“Possibly,” I said, moving on to the second item. “Ken-dra's missing graduation picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every piece of evidence, no matter how small, had to fit in order to solve the puzzle. It made sense at the time, because the author had plotted the story so craftily that by the last page, everything had come together in perfect, homicidal harmony.
But that was fiction, and I was living in reality. While Vida was in the shower I made a list of our meager shards of evidence before we headed to the nearby Denny's for breakfast.
“Very sensible,” Vida said after we'd checked out of the motel and gi...ven our orders at the restaurant. “What's number one?”
“The drapery cord,” I said, studying my notebook. “We still don't know where it came from.”
“Most mystifying,” Vida allowed as a rather shabby-looking middle-aged man in the next booth asked if we had extra sugar. I handed him a half-dozen packets before Vida continued: “The cord was introduced, perhaps solely for the purpose of strangling Carol.”
“Possibly,” I said, moving on to the second item. “Ken-dra's missing graduation picture.
What to read after The Alpine Menace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Daheim to read onlineMoreLess
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