“Every trial endured and weathered in the right spirit makes a soul nobler and stronger than it was before —William Butler Yeats” — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share Image
“Maggie pulled out the card with Roger Bentley’s name and number on it and reflected on the phone call her father had received from Bentley four days earlier. Although the details of how Bentley knew to contact John Newberry in the first place were unclear, he had told her father he was in possession of information that could help them… — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share
“was unrecognizable. “Mademoiselle?” Maggie tore her eyes from the amorphous, feature-less face, cheeks bloated beyond anyone’s ability to discern identity, only the drab brown hair looking remotely like Elise’s. She looked helplessly at the medical examiner. He gave a loud, annoyed sigh, covered the body with a practiced flick of his wrist and turned to the counter behind him, where… — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share
“He took out a large jar of mushrooms swimming in olive oil, two long baguettes, fresh pears, strawberries, a small wheel each of Gouda… — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share Image
“Every trial endured and weathered in the right spirit makes a soul nobler and stronger than it was before —William Butler Yeats” — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share Image
“body with a practiced flick of his wrist and turned to the counter” — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share Image
“point in waiting any longer. She took a breath and nodded at the medical examiner, who pulled back the cover to reveal the upper… — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share Image
“DNA test at a private lab back in the States would provide final confirmation of the news she and her family had been expecting… — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share Image
