A Little Murder

A day of fishing on Lake Winnipesaukee sounds like just the medicine for Angie's overworked husband's birthday. In spite of inherent seasickness, she happily goes on the tour with him. How is she to know that by the end of the day they'll both be suspects in the boat owner's death? As police storm the boat, Angie comforts the distraught widow, who quickly becomes the chief suspect. Which makes sense; besides Valerie, why would any of the five strangers want the insensitive Nolan Little dead? Fearful Val begs Angie to help clear her name. Angie says no, it's too dangerous. But Val's determined, and Angie goes along to keep her from getting killed-despite the fact that she just caught Will cheating; despite the fact that her brother-in-law has just run off with every penny of their money; despite the fact that black duffle bags are appearing and disappearing more often than Houdini. She should, but doesn't ask herself, "Could any of these events be related?"