Death of the Zanjero by Anne Louise Bannon

To my Repair Café Sewing Team: Jennifer Michaud, Laura Brody, Pauline Solliday, Gail Clement, Linda Starkey, Angela Nestlehutt, Bya Berger, Susan Malinowski, Vicki Tomikawa, and all you others whose names are not on my list. Nancy Scott and Dave Lustig, good friends and fans. Thanks also to Elissa Rosenberg, Renee Sikes, Jill Crudup and the rest of the Cellarmasters. Thanks for your support and making my job a lot easier! Read moreįugue in a Minor Key By Anne Louise BannonĪbout Anne Louise Bannon AcknowledgementsĪ quick shout out to my fellow Sisters in Crime, Los Angeles, especially my fellow board members: Avril Adams, Micheal Kelly, Heather Smart, Kathryn Hutson, Laura Brennan, Jennifer Younger, Shannon Muir Broden, Paula Bernstein, Joan Renner, Joe Walker, and Meredith Taylor. As usual, it's hard for Lisa to say whether the greater danger is to her heart or to her life. It's a case that gets messier by the minute, with British intelligence sticking their noses in for an unknown reason and the likelihood that there's a leak connected to Sid and Lisa's FBI supervisor Henry James. Lisa suddenly finds her hands full trying to get Sid to acknowledge Nick, figure out what Darby's problem is and working undercover to set up a sting on a group of defense plant employees who are selling secrets. Rachel never told Sid that she was pregnant, but now it's time for Nick to know where he came from. An old friend comes by the house with a boy about Darby's age who looks remarkably like Sid. Lisa's boss and housemate Sid Hackbirn agrees to let Darby come stay with him and Lisa, not realizing that his own life is about to be turned upside-down. Lisa's nephew Darby is having trouble at school.

After a hard afternoon waiting in the rain for a contact that doesn't show, all spy and freelance writer Lisa Wycherly wants to do is go home and read a book by the fireplace.

Death of the Zanjero by Anne Louise Bannon