Woman Slaughter (Virginia and Felix #6)
Description
It's awful: dear old Malcolm Creed, one of Virginia Freer's favorite neighbors, has been killed in a hit-and-run. Even worse, Malcolm's wife (er...widow) was in hospital at the time, so her homecoming is going to be a misery.
Aside from the expected grief, she'll need lots of help with meals and so forth, so you'd think it would be a blessing that Felix--Virginia's on-again/off-again husband--is on hand, paying one of his occasional visits. But a Felix Visitation is never an unalloyed blessing: he has what one reviewer called "a dishonest relationship with the truth," and also a positive genius for seeing conspiracy and murderous intent in what looks to the ordinary person like a tragic but garden-variety accident. Of course, he also has a remarkable knack for being right about this and for picking out the bad guys. So one shouldn't grouse about Felix too much. Not too much.
Other Books in Series
Death of a Minor Character (Virginia and Felix #4)
Thinner Than Water (Virginia and Felix #3)
I Met Murder (Virginia and Felix #5)
Last Will and Testament (Virginia and Felix #1)
Frog in the Throat (Virginia and Felix #2)
Beware of the Dog (Virginia and Felix #8)
Sleep of the Unjust (Virginia and Felix #7)
