Lilies That Fester (2000)

by Hazel Holt

Series: Sheila Malory (11)

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I enjoy the Mrs. Malory books for the characters and setting more than the plot, and especially this one. Sheila's future daughter-in-law is suspected (for no good reason) of murdering a disagreeable co-worker, and the resolution is no resolution. (

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Sheila Malory (11)

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Lilies That Fester

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2000

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aka Mrs Malory and the Lilies That Fester

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0451203542, Mass Market Paperback)

When the unsavory Mr. Masefield is murdered, locals and the law blame Sheila Malory's future daughter-in-law. Now Sheila must untangle the truth before the real killer strikes again.

A charming slice of British village life. (The Chicago Sun-Times)

Cozy fair that entertains right to the very end. (Kirkus Reviews)

If you haven't discovered Mrs. Malory, I recommend reading the series. (Mystery News)

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When locals and the law point the finger at Sheila Malory's future daughter-in-law for a murder in their small town, Mrs. Malory must use her wits and contacts to untangle the truth and discover the real murderer.