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Irene Franks is a pensioner, who fancies herself to be a bit of a sleuth. Ruth Sinclair is a bored young housewife and stay at home mother to her toddler daughter Lillian. They meet one day when Irene jumps in a frozen pond to rescue a dog, and Ruth takes her back to her house to warm up. Soon, an unlikely friendship develops, and the next thing you know Irene and Ruth are walking around a crime scene…and figuring out things even the police missed. When a local woman named Lesley Cooper is murdered, Irene sets out to prove that the victim’s ex-husband, Russ, is not the culprit. The pair determine Russ has been living in the attic of his former home, just above where the murder occurred. Following the murder he panicked and moved to the attic of the rental next door, which is where Irene and Ruth find him. They convince him to turn himself into the police, then set about proving he is not the killer. Soon they discover Lesley’s own father, Geoff Allenby, disappeared twenty years earlier, and is presumed dead. Irene is convinced the cases are connected, and sets about to prove it, no matter what it takes. Their search will take them to a women’s roller derby league, as well as collecting for charity with Irene dressed as a vicar, gate-crashing a funeral, and lead to Ruth applying for a job at Lesley’s old company, where her long-gone father happened to work as well. It’s a nice break from the boredom of being a housewife for Ruth, but how many lies will she have to tell her husband Lucus? And will they get caught?
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Heartbroken and alone, Boston art curator Sarah West is grieving the recent deaths of her parents and the end of her marriage. Ultrasensible by nature, she’s determined to stay the course to get her life back on track. But fate has something else in mind. While cleaning out her father’s closet, she finds a letter from the famous Parisian courtesan Marthe de Florian, dated 1895. The subject? Sarah’s great-great-aunt Louisa’s death. Legend has it Louisa committed suicide…but this letter implies there’s more to that story. Determined to learn the truth, Sarah, against her nature, impulsively flies to Paris. There she’s drawn into the world of her flatmate, the brilliant artist Laurent Chartier. As she delves deep into the glittering Belle Époque to unravel the mystery, Sarah finds that her aunt’s story may offer her exactly what she needs to open up to love again.
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