The Corpse Wore Tartan (2010)
“Before she could stop herself, she blurted out, “I think I know who killed Phil MacMillan!”
She clapped both hands over her mouth. So much for keeping civilians out of the loop! Well, she had tried to go by the book. These were extraordinary circumstances. And Liss wouldn’t rat her out to the state police. It might not be professional to be so pleased with her deductions, or to want to share them, but both reactions were perfectly natural.
Sherri couldn’t prove anything yet, but she was certain... Eunice was guilty. Why else would the woman have stormed out of the library after answering only a few of Sherri’s questions? She’d even uttered that hackneyed phrase, “I’m not saying another word until I talk to my lawyer!”
Liss stared at her in amazement. “How on earth did you find out about Dilys?”
“Dilys?” Momentarily confused, Sherri blinked repeatedly, trying to adjust her thinking. “Dilys Marcotte? What does she have—?”
“She’s the murderer.”
“Dilys?MoreLess
She clapped both hands over her mouth. So much for keeping civilians out of the loop! Well, she had tried to go by the book. These were extraordinary circumstances. And Liss wouldn’t rat her out to the state police. It might not be professional to be so pleased with her deductions, or to want to share them, but both reactions were perfectly natural.
Sherri couldn’t prove anything yet, but she was certain... Eunice was guilty. Why else would the woman have stormed out of the library after answering only a few of Sherri’s questions? She’d even uttered that hackneyed phrase, “I’m not saying another word until I talk to my lawyer!”
Liss stared at her in amazement. “How on earth did you find out about Dilys?”
“Dilys?” Momentarily confused, Sherri blinked repeatedly, trying to adjust her thinking. “Dilys Marcotte? What does she have—?”
“She’s the murderer.”
“Dilys?MoreLess
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