Dead Dogs And Englishmen
“I went on to Leetsville where I drove by the police station. Dolly’s car wasn’t there. There were lots of other places I should have gone—like home to Sorrow. I could use the rest of the day to write, begin the new mystery about dead skeletons Dolly and I found out in Sandy Lake. I liked what happened in that investigation. I liked that we could bring a family together. I liked the way I came out looking. Still, I didn’t know if I had a whole book there or not. What I needed to do was get start...ed, make notes, fill out an outline as best I could, start gathering details, maybe even dare to ask Dolly how she remembered things—but probably not. She was still mad that I’d included her in my first book. I’d fight that battle when I got there. And if she was mad at me about the books, she was going to get a lot madder when I did what I’d decided to do—about her and her ‘problem.’ I drove around the block a few times, asking myself: Did I really want to do this? And the answer kept coming back: Somebody’s got to.MoreLess
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