A Murder on the Côte d’Azur: A 1920s Historical Mystery (Penelope Banks Murder Mysteries Book 12)

by Colette Clark

“Oh, I love accepting invitations out of spite,” Benny said, wriggling his nose with wicked amusement.

“You really know how to take the wind out of a gal’s sails.” “Hopefully, so she can swim back to the shore where we are on a holiday?”

“My goodness, so many ways one can die simply from the little pleasures in life.”

“Very good, Benny,” Pen said in a teasing voice. “Patronize me all you want, dove, but some of us are naturally inclined to find dirt. You should include me more often.”

“One thing I’ve learned is that there is no point in wondering ‘what if.’” Prynne gave her a weak smile. “That doesn’t stop it from happening.”