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Clark,
Mary Higgins
WEEP
NO MORE, MY LADY
New
York : Pocket Books, 1998
IL AD
ISBN 0671025589 |
| Elizabeth
Lange is coming home. Well, not really home. Her sister, Leila
LaSalle was killed several months ago and now Elizabeth is returning to
testify against Leila's fiance. Elizabeth doesn't want to believe
that Ted could have killed Leila. She thought they were really in
love. But, she can't change the facts of the story. The fact
that she was talking to her sister and heard Ted's voice just minutes before
her sister was thrown from the balcony. The fact that a woman on
the street saw the whole thing. The fact that Ted can't prove he
wasn't home at the time. The fact that Ted had had a bit too much
to drink and can't really remember what happened. Elizabeth is grateful
for an invitation to stay at Cypress Point Spa instead of staying by herself.
Until Ted shows up at the spa. While at the spa, Elizabeth finds
out that Leila had been getting threatening letters just before her death.
Is there a chance that Ted didn't kill her? |
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