[bksvol-discuss] Just Submitted
- From: Mayrie ReNae <mrenae@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2007 20:40:31 -0700
Hello Everyone!
I have just submitted "Scrub-a-dub Dead," By Barbara
Colley. It is in rtf format, all pages and copyright info
present. All page numbers and chapter headings have been
protected. I read this one too from cover to cover. I'll paste the
synopsis below.
This is a new mystery series to me. I hope someone else
enjoys it. Sit back and have a nice read.
Peace,
Mayrie
Doing a favor for a friend in need has
Charlotte cleaning rooms at the New
Orleans Jazzy Hotel. The historic Garden
District mansion is serving as a home-away-
from-home for Shreveport's chapter of the
Red Scarf Sorority, a group of socially elite
women in their forties.
While picking up beautiful red silk scarves
from the floor of a room she's cleaning,
Charlotte is startled by the sudden arrival of
its ranting and raving occupant, who insists
that Charlotte ignored the Do-Not-Disturb
sign on the door and threatens to have her
fired. Charlotte is stunned into silence, until
the Red Scarf Sorority comes to the rescue.
The women manage to calm Tessa Morgan,
who just had a run-in with her estranged
husband's much younger mistress Lisa and
learned that they plan to marry. After some
of the women jokingly suggest making Lisa
permanently disappear, Charlotte takes her
leave. The situation gets even messier when
Charlotte runs into an old flame and learns
that he is Tessa's stepfather and that Lisa
may be blackmailing him.
The next day, Charlotte gets back to work,
only to learn that Lisa has been murdered,
strangled by what could have
been a red scarf. The hotel
is awash in suspects, and
Tessa is being dragged
in handcuffs. It seems
Lisa had more
enemies than
friends, and
Charlotte is convinced the police are on the
wrong track with Tessa. It's time to start
through clues before the person who
rubbed out Lisa makes a clean getaway.
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