by Emily Organ
“Look at the size of him. Does he look starved to you?”
“But he always seemed so sad.”
“That’s cats for you, Pemberley. They’re manipulative creatures.”
“Oh dear, poor cat.” Pemberley gazed down at Zeppelin. “I really had no idea.”
“Why poor cat? He’s had extra meals for several weeks now. Several months, even. I don’t know how we’re going to explain this little mix-up to Mr Greenstone.” Churchill rubbed her brow.
“Would it be all right if I gave Zeppelin his kippers now, do you think? He’s so used to having kippers at this time and look at his little face. He’s all hopeful.”
“Go on, then,” said Churchill, “but this has to stop. Perhaps you could get a cat of your own.”
“Oh, I don’t know about that; it would be too much responsibility. I much prefer feeding other people’s. Would you like a cup of something while Tilly – sorry, Zeppelin – has a bite to eat?”
“Why not, Pembers? Thank you.”
“So another case is solved, Mrs Churchill!”
“Indeed it is. I wonder what Compton Poppleford will throw at us next.”
The End
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Murder in Cold Mud
A Churchill & Pemberley Mystery Book 2
The Compton Poppleford Horticultural Society Annual Show is just around the corner but there’s a problem: someone is murdering the competitors.
Stories of vegetable rivalry abound as the local constabulary, Inspector Mappin, investigates. When the death toll increases, Mappin drafts in assistance but refuses to allow detective duo Churchill and Pemberley to help. The two ladies decide to solve the case themselves, however their efforts are hampered by the inspector’s accusations of meddling.
Can Churchill and Pemberley battle the odds to find the culprit before another gardener dies? Compton Poppleford’s long-buried secrets are unearthed as Churchill and Pemberley close in on the killer in their midst.
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