Wildcard Wednesday Hayley Dean Mystery A Marriage Made For Murder

 

That is good advice for buying a home.

I thought that was ‘Love and war’ but what was said works just as well.


Well that makes sense, no file, no certificate. There are a lot of motives that are stacking up all over the place.


Oh, that is not nice to see, not the fact that he was cremated, the fact of what we see after that scene. I want to say that ‘that was obvious’, so what now?


The good advice keeps coming, ‘Tell one story’ I like the idea. It sounds brilliant, also there is nothing wrong with ‘Speed dating’.


Yes, he is guilty of one crime but I don’t think he is guilty of anything else. It is nice to hear that they are not just about the piece, it can be a whole lot of back story, emotion or feeling.


Why was that piece of evidence overlooked and thrown away? Why don’t people realise that every small bit could help?


I love that it isn’t all about the fancy food. And don’t play hard to get. This is amusing to watch.


That seemed like a leading question. I don’t know if I believe everything she is saying. That was quick to find out that information.


I don’t like the news reporter, oh, my, just when I saw a character and thought ‘Well they do say it is the least expected person to have carried out the murders but dismissed the thought as ridiculous’ some new information comes to light and I have solved the case.


Oh wow, cased closed. Sadly, she has a point. Oh dear, now what? What a dilemma, this requires some creative thinking.


What a nice ending, well that didn’t last.


Thank you for reading

Sandra


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