Trouble in the Cotswolds (The Cotswold Mysteries)
“Three whiskery faces lined up behind the bars of the cage and tried to persuade her that they really needed exercise, and should be released for their evening run without delay. ‘Sorry,’ said Thea. ‘I can’t face it just now. I don’t feel strong enough.’ Her headache had got worse in the past ten minutes, and she had a nasty feeling she might be running a temperature.She had eaten scarcely anything all day, but the prospect of food was not appealing. ‘Maybe some soup,’ she muttered to herself. A...mongst her extravagant supermarket purchases there had been no fewer than four packets of soup mix. Onion, minestrone, mushroom and leek offered themselves. Mushroom, she decided and poured the powder into a pan with a pint of water. Easy cooking, which had become more and more of a habit since Carl had died. The idea of making a cake or pie from scratch had never even crossed her mind in the past few years. Not so long ago, she had managed to burn a shop-bought pie to a cinder when attempting to provide Drew with a meal.MoreLess
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