To read the story so far, please go to my St Marmaduke's page. Chapter 14 Monday 4th November 1985: 18.28 - 18.30 Frank Rawlings was a couple of minutes behind Joseph. He’d had to stay in the car to sort out a problem that seemed to be affecting the clutch every time he tried to … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #14&15
Author: Colin Z Smith
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Murder At St Marmaduke’s #13
To read the first twelve chapters, please go to my St Marmaduke's page. Chapter 13 Monday 4th November 1985: 18.28 - 18.30 Father Rawlings’ car slewed to a halt, and Joseph almost fell out in relief that the journey was over. It wasn’t that the vicar was a bad driver. He was methodical, yes; every … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #13
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #12
To read the first eleven chapters, please go to my St Marmaduke's page. Chapter 12 Monday 4th November 1985: 18.28 - 18.30 Ernie Bulstrode followed Dawson into Diamond Crescent, then turned a sharp left through the first garden gate he came to. Not because he didn’t want his constable to maybe turn round at the … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #12
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #11
To read the first ten chapters, please go to my St Marmaduke's page. Chapter 11 Monday 4th November 1985: 18.28 - 18.30 Terrence Dawson saw the front door of number 12 and broke into a run. Bloody heck - the thing looked like… It looked like a piece of scenery that had escaped from a … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #11
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #10
To read the first nine chapters, please click here. Chapter 10Monday 4th November 1985: 18.28 - 18.30Clarissa Rawlings’ heart thudded as she raced up the pathway and into Hettie Foster’s bungalow.She couldn’t believe the state of the front door. It looked as though a herd of elephants had stampeded through. In size twenty-six hobnailed boots.I … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #10
New Website #2
Well, the content has been transferred from the old website; so, except for possibly one or two minor tweaks regarding background colour, header image and suchlike, the new website (incorporating this blog) is now up and running. Feel free to have a look round, and if you spot any problems, such as incorrect links or … Continue reading New Website #2
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #9d
To read the first eight chapters, please click here. For the first three sections of chapter nine, please see my related blog posts #9a, #9b and #9c. Chapter 9 Monday 4th November 1985: 18.05 - 18.30 Section (d) Hettie Foster tutted as she drew her curtains against the night outside. The darkness wasn’t the reason … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #9d
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #9c
To read the first eight chapters, please click here. For the first two sections of chapter nine, please see my related blog posts #9a and #9b. Chapter 9 Monday 4th November 1985: 18.05 - 18.30 Section (c) ‘This will be fine, thank you, dear.’ Kevin Proctor jerked out of his reverie. ‘Oh - right.’ He … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #9c
New Website #1
Well - here I am embarking on the awe-inspiring task of building myself a new website. Not that there was anything particularly wrong with the old one. I built it using Serif WebPlus, a perfectly good program for the task, and was pleased with the result. The problem came when this year Serif announced that … Continue reading New Website #1
Murder At St Marmaduke’s #9b
To read the first eight chapters, please click here. For the first section of chapter nine, please see the post below this one. Chapter 9 Monday 4th November 1985: 18.05 - 18.30 Section (b) ‘Still see ’er, Dazza?’ ‘Yeah, Dad. She’s jus' crossin’ the road. I’ll wait for ’er to get to the other side, … Continue reading Murder At St Marmaduke’s #9b
