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The Devil Laughs
The congregation of St. Matthews Anglican Church is rocked by the actions of a small group who want to get rid of the Rector, The Reverend Douglas Forsythe. But when a troublesome woman who was thought to be the leader of this group is murdered, the problems don’t go away; instead they get worse.
Robin Carruthers, church member and owner of Red Robin Flying School, heads another group trying to identify the leader of the antagonists and save the Rector’s reputation. As church treasurer, she also discovers that church funds are disappearing. She has her hands full trying to solve several mysteries in the church, but is not sure she wants to know who killed the troublesome woman. It might be someone she knows and likes.
Anne Barton is a retired veterinarian and flight instructor. She has written seven mystery novels, one autobiographical book and numerous articles and short stories. Her short story won the Bloody Words Crime Writers’ Conference contest in 2001 and is published in Bloody Words The Anthology.
Born in Drumheller, Alberta, she grew up in northern Idaho, returned to Canada, and now lives in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, where she is deeply involved with Habitat for Humanity and her Anglican Church work – that is, when she isn’t riding her horse or curling.
Robin Carruthers, church member and owner of Red Robin Flying School, heads another group trying to identify the leader of the antagonists and save the Rector’s reputation. As church treasurer, she also discovers that church funds are disappearing. She has her hands full trying to solve several mysteries in the church, but is not sure she wants to know who killed the troublesome woman. It might be someone she knows and likes.
Anne Barton is a retired veterinarian and flight instructor. She has written seven mystery novels, one autobiographical book and numerous articles and short stories. Her short story won the Bloody Words Crime Writers’ Conference contest in 2001 and is published in Bloody Words The Anthology.
Born in Drumheller, Alberta, she grew up in northern Idaho, returned to Canada, and now lives in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, where she is deeply involved with Habitat for Humanity and her Anglican Church work – that is, when she isn’t riding her horse or curling.
175 pages, Paperback
First published September 12, 2012
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