All the answers and more in Sheila Travis's most popular case, now reprinted by BellaRosa Books. 

When Sheila Travis goes to a party and encounters her old high school friend, Walter Delacourt, she never imagines that she will become embroiled in solving another mystery. But when Walter's beautiful young wife is found brutally murdered in her upstairs guest room, Sheila begins to investigate. She is spurred on by her aunt, Mary Beaufort, an Atlanta plutocrat who sits idly in her Peachtree Street penthouse encouraging Sheila to solve the crime because, "I like a little excitement in my life, dear."

It soon becomes evident that the murderer probably lives on Yvonne Delacourt's cul-de-sac in upscale Dunwoody--a community in Atlanta populated almost entirely by transplanted northerners who think they now live in the "real south." But as Sheila meets the neighbors, she discovers that none of them are who they seem to be. 

And who is the dark, handsome stranger she meets in in upstairs bathroom and escapes with down a magnolia tree? Before this case is out, Sheila nearly finds out the hard way what a Dunwoody matron wears to a funeral.

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