Murder and Mascara

by Evelyn James

  “You ought to know by now I am impulsive,” he reminded her.

  “Just as long as you are feeling better,” Clara flapped. “Now, I really must…”

  Captain O’Harris’ good-natured laugh followed her from the room. Clara reached the head of the stairs and had walked two steps down before she allowed herself a smile. A warm buzz of excitement and happiness raced through her. Clara knew a new adventure was beginning for her, and this one did not involve any sort of crime. Now that was very satisfying.

  The End

  Further Clara Fitzgerald Mysteries

  Memories of the Dead

  Flight of Fancy

  Murder in Mink

  Carnival of Criminals

  Mistletoe and Murder

  The Poisoned Pen

  Grave Suspicions of Murder

  The Woman Died Thrice