Moonflower Murders (Susan Ryeland #2)

by Anthony Horowitz

along with a cigarette and a cup of strong black coffee,

mm breakfast of champions

Lisa was almost gloating. Despite what she had said earlier, she couldn’t help herself from being amused by the total destruction of her sister’s big day. Looking at her, I wondered if she wasn’t a little bit unhinged.

‘Girls will be girls!’ He said it as a toast but I didn’t join in. Girls might be girls, but not, I thought, borderline psychotics.

disfigured

Word, so we're calling a single scar "disfigured" now?

They also had a child. Surely that made it less likely that he would want to do her harm?

Lol have i got a book for you.

We made judgements about each other, but perhaps those judgements told us more about ourselves.

He was also handsome, good company, civilised and rich.

What more could a girl ask for?