A Question of Murder
“What places did (or do) the following writers regularly use as settings for their books? Lawrence Block, Raymond Chandler, Tony Hillerman, and Ralph McInerny.
Although my stomach was reminding me that lunch was now being served, I decided to go up to the third floor to check out the three VIP suites. Georgie claimed she’d seen the slain actor’s ghost emerge from one of them during the night, which was highly unlikely but worth following up on. I now knew that Mr. and Mrs. Pomerantz occupied ...one of the suites, and that the flamboyant redheaded woman, whose last name was Carlisle, had another. Who was in the third?
I took the stairs rather than the elevator, a pretty good climb that got the blood flowing. I’m used to daily walks back home in Cabot Cove, and was feeling the lack of exercise. Inactivity makes my body, as well as my mind, feel sluggish.
The hallway leading past the guest rooms on the third floor was dimly lit, like the rest of the corridors in Mohawk House except those downstairs in the public areas.MoreLess
Although my stomach was reminding me that lunch was now being served, I decided to go up to the third floor to check out the three VIP suites. Georgie claimed she’d seen the slain actor’s ghost emerge from one of them during the night, which was highly unlikely but worth following up on. I now knew that Mr. and Mrs. Pomerantz occupied ...one of the suites, and that the flamboyant redheaded woman, whose last name was Carlisle, had another. Who was in the third?
I took the stairs rather than the elevator, a pretty good climb that got the blood flowing. I’m used to daily walks back home in Cabot Cove, and was feeling the lack of exercise. Inactivity makes my body, as well as my mind, feel sluggish.
The hallway leading past the guest rooms on the third floor was dimly lit, like the rest of the corridors in Mohawk House except those downstairs in the public areas.MoreLess
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