An Inconvenient Corpse (The Jane Pemberton Murder Mysteries Book 3)
By Blythe Baker
Jane Pemberton always knew she had not been invited to accompany her uncle’s family to the seaside merely to enjoy herself. It was her duty to act as a companion for her invalid cousin Celia and a respectable chaperone for Celia’s elder, headstrong sister Arabella. Perhaps it was even hoped Jane would exert a gentling influence on the two sisters’ reckless brother Felton.
But guarding the family’s reputation – and their lives – is a far more difficult task, one Jane must take up, yet again, when death and danger visit their seaside estate.
Jane Pemberton always knew she had not been invited to accompany her uncle’s family to the seaside merely to enjoy herself. It was her duty to act as a companion for her invalid cousin Celia and a respectable chaperone for Celia’s elder, headstrong sister Arabella. Perhaps it was even hoped Jane would exert a gentling influence on the two sisters’ reckless brother Felton.
But guarding the family’s reputation – and their lives – is a far more difficult task, one Jane must take up, yet again, when death and danger visit their seaside estate.