Count Catula (Whales And Tails Cozy Mystery book 9)
“I’d been thinking a lot about what my next move should be in this confusing murder mystery and decided that what I wanted to concentrate on immediately were Amanda Lowman’s movements during her time on the island.
I made a pot of coffee and poured myself a cup, then headed upstairs to shower and dress. I had a feeling deep in my gut that this was going to be a long and emotional day. By the time I got back downstairs the sun was just beginning its ascent into the sky, so I pulled a heavy sweatshirt over my head and went out onto the deck to watch the seagulls gather on the beach in search of a morning meal while I sipped my coffee and looked through the notebook the writer had left at the bookstore.
The names on the first page must coordinate to the initial people she wanted to speak to. It made sense that one of the first ones she would contact would be Tripp Brimmer, the deputy in charge during the Vampire Murder investigation. Tripp had indicated to me that he hadn’t shared... much with her, so it likewise made sense that she would want to speak to Orson Cobalter, the owner of the newspaper at the time.MoreLess
I made a pot of coffee and poured myself a cup, then headed upstairs to shower and dress. I had a feeling deep in my gut that this was going to be a long and emotional day. By the time I got back downstairs the sun was just beginning its ascent into the sky, so I pulled a heavy sweatshirt over my head and went out onto the deck to watch the seagulls gather on the beach in search of a morning meal while I sipped my coffee and looked through the notebook the writer had left at the bookstore.
The names on the first page must coordinate to the initial people she wanted to speak to. It made sense that one of the first ones she would contact would be Tripp Brimmer, the deputy in charge during the Vampire Murder investigation. Tripp had indicated to me that he hadn’t shared... much with her, so it likewise made sense that she would want to speak to Orson Cobalter, the owner of the newspaper at the time.MoreLess
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